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PANTONE 2185
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#007CA8RGB:
0, 124, 168CMYK:
100, 38, 17, 2HSL:
196°, 100%, 66%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Ceruleanin PANTONE:
PANTONE 633in RAL Classic:
RAL 5015in RAL Design:
RAL 220 50 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 650-Min NCS:
NCS S 2060-B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:20
What color is PANTONE 2185?
PANTONE 2185 is a medium-dark shade of blue color that has a hue value of 196°, which means it is a cold color.
In the RGB color model, PANTONE 2185 has the values of 0% red, 48.63% green, and 65.88% blue.
The hexadecimal value of this color is #007CA8, and the HSL values are 196°, 100%, 66%.
PANTONE 2185 is a deep blue color with a hint of green.
In the RGB color model, PANTONE 2185 has the values of 0% red, 48.63% green, and 65.88% blue.
The hexadecimal value of this color is #007CA8, and the HSL values are 196°, 100%, 66%.
PANTONE 2185 is a deep blue color with a hint of green.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2185 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
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RAL 9002
RAL 5012
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2185'
The PANTONE Revolution: Virgil Moon and Monica Flame’s Fashion Fiasco
Far away, in the quaint coastal town of New Huesville, there lived a fisherman named Virgil Moon, renowned for his talent in catching the biggest fish and wearing the most atrocious outfits. Virgil’s wardrobe was a cacophony of mismatched plaids and neon hues, making him the town’s unofficial fashion disaster.
One sunny morning, Virgil was out fishing with his favorite rod, the one with the rusty reel and a habit of catching more seaweed than fish. As he gazed at the horizon, he spotted a peculiar shimmering in the water. With a mighty heave, he pulled up a mysterious chest. Inside, amid seaweed and barnacles, lay a vibrant fabric swatch with the inscription "PANTONE 2185."
Unbeknownst to Virgil, this was no ordinary color. PANTONE 2185 was the latest breakthrough in the world of high fashion - a shocking shade of magenta that was said to cause immediate euphoria and spontaneous dancing. Delighted by his find, Virgil decided this magical fabric would be the perfect touch to his wardrobe.
He strutted into town, draped in the PANTONE 2185 fabric like a living piece of abstract art. The townspeople were in awe, not just at the striking color, but at how Virgil’s newfound fashion sense made him the center of attention. The fabric seemed to give him a certain glow - one that caught the eye of Monica Flame, the town’s brilliant but eccentric engineer.
Monica, with her wild hair and glasses perpetually slipping down her nose, had a knack for solving problems and creating gadgets out of seemingly useless items. She saw Virgil’s dazzling outfit as a potential engineering marvel.
"Virgil!" Monica exclaimed, "That color is revolutionary! We need to use it to create something truly incredible. How about a fashion show? We could combine my engineering skills with your… unique style!"
Virgil, though skeptical, agreed. The pair set to work, transforming Monica’s workshop into a makeshift fashion studio. They designed a series of outfits incorporating the PANTONE 2185 fabric and added some of Monica’s quirky inventions - like self-adjusting waistbands and shoes that played a different tune with every step.
The big day arrived, and the fashion show drew an enthusiastic crowd. Virgil, now a dashing runway model in his new PANTONE 2185 ensemble, walked the catwalk with an air of confidence. As the models paraded, the crowd was dazzled by the vibrant color and innovative designs.
But the true magic happened when the music started. The PANTONE 2185 fabric seemed to have a life of its own, causing everyone in the audience to burst into spontaneous dance. Even the most stoic of New Huesville’s citizens found themselves wiggling and grooving to the infectious energy of the color.
The event was a resounding success. Virgil Moon was celebrated as the town’s most fashionable fisherman, and Monica Flame was hailed as a genius for her extraordinary use of PANTONE 2185. The town of New Huesville embraced the color revolution, and fashion took on a whole new meaning.
As for Virgil and Monica, they became the best of friends, united by their love for fashion and engineering. And though Virgil never quite caught the biggest fish again, he caught something far more valuable - the admiration of a town transformed by the power of a single, extraordinary color.
And so, in New Huesville, the legend of PANTONE 2185 lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, a splash of color and a touch of creativity are all it takes to turn the mundane into the magical.
One sunny morning, Virgil was out fishing with his favorite rod, the one with the rusty reel and a habit of catching more seaweed than fish. As he gazed at the horizon, he spotted a peculiar shimmering in the water. With a mighty heave, he pulled up a mysterious chest. Inside, amid seaweed and barnacles, lay a vibrant fabric swatch with the inscription "PANTONE 2185."
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Unbeknownst to Virgil, this was no ordinary color. PANTONE 2185 was the latest breakthrough in the world of high fashion - a shocking shade of magenta that was said to cause immediate euphoria and spontaneous dancing. Delighted by his find, Virgil decided this magical fabric would be the perfect touch to his wardrobe.
He strutted into town, draped in the PANTONE 2185 fabric like a living piece of abstract art. The townspeople were in awe, not just at the striking color, but at how Virgil’s newfound fashion sense made him the center of attention. The fabric seemed to give him a certain glow - one that caught the eye of Monica Flame, the town’s brilliant but eccentric engineer.
Monica, with her wild hair and glasses perpetually slipping down her nose, had a knack for solving problems and creating gadgets out of seemingly useless items. She saw Virgil’s dazzling outfit as a potential engineering marvel.
"Virgil!" Monica exclaimed, "That color is revolutionary! We need to use it to create something truly incredible. How about a fashion show? We could combine my engineering skills with your… unique style!"
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Virgil, though skeptical, agreed. The pair set to work, transforming Monica’s workshop into a makeshift fashion studio. They designed a series of outfits incorporating the PANTONE 2185 fabric and added some of Monica’s quirky inventions - like self-adjusting waistbands and shoes that played a different tune with every step.
The big day arrived, and the fashion show drew an enthusiastic crowd. Virgil, now a dashing runway model in his new PANTONE 2185 ensemble, walked the catwalk with an air of confidence. As the models paraded, the crowd was dazzled by the vibrant color and innovative designs.
But the true magic happened when the music started. The PANTONE 2185 fabric seemed to have a life of its own, causing everyone in the audience to burst into spontaneous dance. Even the most stoic of New Huesville’s citizens found themselves wiggling and grooving to the infectious energy of the color.
The event was a resounding success. Virgil Moon was celebrated as the town’s most fashionable fisherman, and Monica Flame was hailed as a genius for her extraordinary use of PANTONE 2185. The town of New Huesville embraced the color revolution, and fashion took on a whole new meaning.
As for Virgil and Monica, they became the best of friends, united by their love for fashion and engineering. And though Virgil never quite caught the biggest fish again, he caught something far more valuable - the admiration of a town transformed by the power of a single, extraordinary color.
And so, in New Huesville, the legend of PANTONE 2185 lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, a splash of color and a touch of creativity are all it takes to turn the mundane into the magical.
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