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PANTONE 2195
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#0074BCRGB:
0, 116, 188CMYK:
98, 40, 0, 0HSL:
203°, 100%, 74%Closest colors:
in RGB:
French bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2174in RAL Classic:
RAL 5015in RAL Design:
RAL 220 50 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 650-Min NCS:
NCS S 2065-R90B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:22
What color is PANTONE 2195?
PANTONE 2195 is a cyan-blue shade that has different variations depending on the material and printing process.
For example, PANTONE 2195 C is the coated version, PANTONE 2195 CP is the color bridge version, and PANTONE 2195 XGC is the extended gamut version.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 2195 is #0074BC, which has an RGB value of 0, 116, 188 and an HSL value of 203°, 100%, 74%.
PANTONE 2195 is a vibrant and cool color that can evoke feelings of freshness, clarity, and energy.
For example, PANTONE 2195 C is the coated version, PANTONE 2195 CP is the color bridge version, and PANTONE 2195 XGC is the extended gamut version.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 2195 is #0074BC, which has an RGB value of 0, 116, 188 and an HSL value of 203°, 100%, 74%.
PANTONE 2195 is a vibrant and cool color that can evoke feelings of freshness, clarity, and energy.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2195 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2195'
The Pantone Plot Twist
Far away, in the bustling city of Chromopolis, where colors were more than just visual splendor but a way of life, Pantone 2195 - commonly known as "Electric Pink" - was the newest sensation. It wasn’t just a color; it was a phenomenon that promised to revolutionize design across the city. However, in the heart of Chromopolis, two unlikely heroes were about to stumble upon a rather peculiar use for this vibrant shade.
Adam Moon, the city's top car service worker, had a shop that was always busy. His garage was filled with classic cars getting restored to their former glory. His latest project was a vintage 1960s convertible, which he planned to paint in the freshest color of the season: Pantone 2195. Adam had just finished applying the Electric Pink, and as the paint dried, he admired the neon glow it emitted. The car looked like it had been plucked straight out of a sci-fi movie. Little did Adam know, this eye-catching pink was about to attract more than just car enthusiasts.
Across the street, Kate Stewart, the cleaner of the High Rise Towers, was going about her routine. Kate had an unusual job - she was responsible for maintaining the building's cleanliness, but her real talent lay in her ability to spot peculiar details that no one else would notice. Today, she was particularly intrigued by the Electric Pink splashes appearing outside her window. As she mopped the floor, she couldn’t help but notice the vivid color seeping through the garage's walls.
"That’s one bright pink," Kate muttered to herself, squinting at the glowing hue. She decided to investigate, her curiosity piqued.
Walking over to Adam’s garage, Kate peered inside and saw the Electric Pink convertible. "Hey, Adam!" she called out. "What’s with the dazzling pink? It’s so bright it’s practically glowing!"
Adam looked up from his work, wiping his hands on a rag. "Hey, Kate! It’s the latest trend. Pantone 2195 - Electric Pink. Everyone's going wild for it."
Kate, never one to shy away from a good idea, thought for a moment. "You know, Adam, I think we might be onto something. This color could be more than just a trend. Have you ever considered it for... cleaning purposes?"
Adam raised an eyebrow. "Cleaning purposes? How do you figure?"
"Well," Kate explained with a mischievous grin, "this color is so striking that it might be perfect for marking trouble spots. Imagine if we could use it to highlight stains or areas needing extra attention. It’d be like a visual cheat code for cleaning!"
Adam chuckled. "That’s a wild idea, Kate. But hey, why not give it a shot?"
The two got to work immediately. Adam, always up for an experiment, started mixing Electric Pink paint with cleaning solutions, creating a vibrant, bubblegum-scented cleaner. Kate used it to mark the toughest spots in High Rise Towers. Everywhere she went, the Electric Pink splashes signaled areas in need of extra scrubbing. To everyone’s amazement, the method worked like a charm. The marks were easy to see and even easier to clean off, making the entire process both fun and efficient.
Soon, the Electric Pink cleaning solution became the talk of Chromopolis. People were fascinated by the dual-purpose design of the color. It wasn’t just eye-catching but also made cleaning almost enjoyable. Adam and Kate were hailed as innovators, and their unlikely partnership was celebrated across the city.
In the end, Pantone 2195, the Electric Pink, became more than a trend. It was a symbol of creativity and unexpected solutions. And every time someone saw that striking shade of pink, they’d remember the car service worker and the cleaner who turned a splash of color into a city-wide sensation.
Adam and Kate often joked that they had found their calling in a color that could make even the most mundane tasks pop with excitement. And as for the city of Chromopolis? It had never been cleaner or more colorful.
Adam Moon, the city's top car service worker, had a shop that was always busy. His garage was filled with classic cars getting restored to their former glory. His latest project was a vintage 1960s convertible, which he planned to paint in the freshest color of the season: Pantone 2195. Adam had just finished applying the Electric Pink, and as the paint dried, he admired the neon glow it emitted. The car looked like it had been plucked straight out of a sci-fi movie. Little did Adam know, this eye-catching pink was about to attract more than just car enthusiasts.
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Across the street, Kate Stewart, the cleaner of the High Rise Towers, was going about her routine. Kate had an unusual job - she was responsible for maintaining the building's cleanliness, but her real talent lay in her ability to spot peculiar details that no one else would notice. Today, she was particularly intrigued by the Electric Pink splashes appearing outside her window. As she mopped the floor, she couldn’t help but notice the vivid color seeping through the garage's walls.
"That’s one bright pink," Kate muttered to herself, squinting at the glowing hue. She decided to investigate, her curiosity piqued.
Walking over to Adam’s garage, Kate peered inside and saw the Electric Pink convertible. "Hey, Adam!" she called out. "What’s with the dazzling pink? It’s so bright it’s practically glowing!"
Adam looked up from his work, wiping his hands on a rag. "Hey, Kate! It’s the latest trend. Pantone 2195 - Electric Pink. Everyone's going wild for it."
Kate, never one to shy away from a good idea, thought for a moment. "You know, Adam, I think we might be onto something. This color could be more than just a trend. Have you ever considered it for... cleaning purposes?"
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Adam raised an eyebrow. "Cleaning purposes? How do you figure?"
"Well," Kate explained with a mischievous grin, "this color is so striking that it might be perfect for marking trouble spots. Imagine if we could use it to highlight stains or areas needing extra attention. It’d be like a visual cheat code for cleaning!"
Adam chuckled. "That’s a wild idea, Kate. But hey, why not give it a shot?"
The two got to work immediately. Adam, always up for an experiment, started mixing Electric Pink paint with cleaning solutions, creating a vibrant, bubblegum-scented cleaner. Kate used it to mark the toughest spots in High Rise Towers. Everywhere she went, the Electric Pink splashes signaled areas in need of extra scrubbing. To everyone’s amazement, the method worked like a charm. The marks were easy to see and even easier to clean off, making the entire process both fun and efficient.
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Soon, the Electric Pink cleaning solution became the talk of Chromopolis. People were fascinated by the dual-purpose design of the color. It wasn’t just eye-catching but also made cleaning almost enjoyable. Adam and Kate were hailed as innovators, and their unlikely partnership was celebrated across the city.
In the end, Pantone 2195, the Electric Pink, became more than a trend. It was a symbol of creativity and unexpected solutions. And every time someone saw that striking shade of pink, they’d remember the car service worker and the cleaner who turned a splash of color into a city-wide sensation.
Adam and Kate often joked that they had found their calling in a color that could make even the most mundane tasks pop with excitement. And as for the city of Chromopolis? It had never been cleaner or more colorful.
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