Dark jungle green
Medium spring bud
Light slate gray
Dark slate gray
Old Lace
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PANTONE 2197
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#8AC8D4RGB:
138, 200, 212CMYK:
50, 0, 12, 0HSL:
190°, 35%, 83%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Sky bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 630in RAL Classic:
RAL 6027in RAL Design:
RAL 190 80 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 660-6in NCS:
NCS S 1040-B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2197?
PANTONE 2197 is a light blue color with a hint of green.
It has the following color values:
It is often associated with water, sky, ice, and tranquility.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 138, 200, 212
HEX: #8AC8D4
CMYK: 50, 0, 12, 0
HSL: 190, 35, 83
It is often associated with water, sky, ice, and tranquility.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2197 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
NCS S 8005-B80G
NCS S 3020-R90B
RAL Classic
RAL 8022
RAL 1000
RAL 7000
RAL 6028
RAL 9010
RAL Design
RAL 160 20 20
RAL 100 80 30
RAL 270 50 15
RAL 180 30 15
RAL 010 92 05
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2197'
The Chromatic Convergence
Far away, in the heart of New York's fashion district, Connor Krang, a renowned entrepreneur, stood at the precipice of a revolution. He had just secured an exclusive contract for the newest Pantone color, 2197, an ethereal shade described only as "Ethereal Pulse." This color was rumored to evoke profound emotional shifts and alter perceptions. Connor was determined to leverage this groundbreaking hue to redefine fashion’s boundaries.
Hubert Stewart, a humble delivery worker with a penchant for creativity, found himself at the center of this whirlwind. Hubert had always dreamed of making his mark on the world, but for now, he was content transporting parcels from one high-rise to another, largely unnoticed.
One day, Connor’s team sent Hubert to deliver a mysterious crate to the top-secret design lab of Krang Innovations. The crate contained the first batch of fabrics dyed in Pantone 2197. Little did Hubert know, this delivery would alter his life irrevocably.
As Hubert carefully maneuvered the crate into the lab, his curiosity got the better of him. He peeked inside and was instantly mesmerized by the vibrant, pulsating hue of the fabric. The color seemed to shimmer and shift, creating an almost hypnotic effect. Hubert could not tear his eyes away; the color was mesmerizing and oddly familiar.
Connor, who was overseeing the project, noticed Hubert's fascination. "Intrigued by Pantone 2197?" he asked with a knowing smile. Hubert nodded, unable to articulate his thoughts. Connor saw potential in Hubert’s reaction. "What you’re seeing is more than just a color. It’s an experience."
Connor explained that Pantone 2197 was not just a shade but a breakthrough in emotional cognition. It had the power to influence mood, perception, and even the depth of personal connections. He believed that this color could change the world of fashion by evoking emotions and creating experiences rather than just visually pleasing garments.
Despite his humble position, Hubert’s profound connection to the color intrigued Connor. He decided to involve Hubert in the design process, wanting to see if the delivery worker’s instinctive response to the color could translate into something revolutionary.
As weeks passed, Hubert and Connor collaborated. Hubert’s insights into the color’s emotional impact led to designs that were not just seen but felt. The pieces they created evoked nostalgia, joy, and even introspection, resonating deeply with those who wore them.
The launch of the collection was nothing short of spectacular. Models graced the runway in garments of Pantone 2197, and the audience was captivated. The color transformed the atmosphere, turning the show into an emotional odyssey. The press was ablaze with reviews, declaring the collection a masterpiece in emotional design.
Hubert Stewart, once a nameless delivery worker, had become an unsung hero of fashion innovation. His intuitive grasp of Pantone 2197 had catalyzed a new era in design. Connor Krang’s gamble had paid off, and together, they had proved that sometimes, the most unexpected people can ignite the greatest revolutions.
As the world marveled at the new fashion phenomenon, Connor and Hubert stood side by side, knowing they had not just designed a collection but had changed the way people experience color. In the end, Pantone 2197 had not only altered the fabric of fashion but had woven two lives into a tapestry of shared brilliance.
Hubert Stewart, a humble delivery worker with a penchant for creativity, found himself at the center of this whirlwind. Hubert had always dreamed of making his mark on the world, but for now, he was content transporting parcels from one high-rise to another, largely unnoticed.
One day, Connor’s team sent Hubert to deliver a mysterious crate to the top-secret design lab of Krang Innovations. The crate contained the first batch of fabrics dyed in Pantone 2197. Little did Hubert know, this delivery would alter his life irrevocably.
As Hubert carefully maneuvered the crate into the lab, his curiosity got the better of him. He peeked inside and was instantly mesmerized by the vibrant, pulsating hue of the fabric. The color seemed to shimmer and shift, creating an almost hypnotic effect. Hubert could not tear his eyes away; the color was mesmerizing and oddly familiar.
Connor, who was overseeing the project, noticed Hubert's fascination. "Intrigued by Pantone 2197?" he asked with a knowing smile. Hubert nodded, unable to articulate his thoughts. Connor saw potential in Hubert’s reaction. "What you’re seeing is more than just a color. It’s an experience."
Connor explained that Pantone 2197 was not just a shade but a breakthrough in emotional cognition. It had the power to influence mood, perception, and even the depth of personal connections. He believed that this color could change the world of fashion by evoking emotions and creating experiences rather than just visually pleasing garments.
Despite his humble position, Hubert’s profound connection to the color intrigued Connor. He decided to involve Hubert in the design process, wanting to see if the delivery worker’s instinctive response to the color could translate into something revolutionary.
As weeks passed, Hubert and Connor collaborated. Hubert’s insights into the color’s emotional impact led to designs that were not just seen but felt. The pieces they created evoked nostalgia, joy, and even introspection, resonating deeply with those who wore them.
The launch of the collection was nothing short of spectacular. Models graced the runway in garments of Pantone 2197, and the audience was captivated. The color transformed the atmosphere, turning the show into an emotional odyssey. The press was ablaze with reviews, declaring the collection a masterpiece in emotional design.
Hubert Stewart, once a nameless delivery worker, had become an unsung hero of fashion innovation. His intuitive grasp of Pantone 2197 had catalyzed a new era in design. Connor Krang’s gamble had paid off, and together, they had proved that sometimes, the most unexpected people can ignite the greatest revolutions.
As the world marveled at the new fashion phenomenon, Connor and Hubert stood side by side, knowing they had not just designed a collection but had changed the way people experience color. In the end, Pantone 2197 had not only altered the fabric of fashion but had woven two lives into a tapestry of shared brilliance.
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