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PANTONE 2213
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#3C7176RGB:
60, 113, 118CMYK:
82, 34, 49, 24HSL:
185°, 49%, 46%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Teal bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2214in RAL Classic:
RAL 5025in RAL Design:
RAL 220 40 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 740-Min NCS:
NCS S 4030-B10G 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2213?
PANTONE 2213 is a color code that belongs to the PANTONE Matching System (PMS), which is a proprietary color space used by designers, printers, and manufacturers.
This colour is a dark pastel cyan color that has an approximate luminance of 46%.
It has a hue value of 185°, indicating that it is a cold color.
PANTONE 2213 C is available in various products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
The closest color name to PANTONE 2213 C is Bonbon.
This colour is a dark pastel cyan color that has an approximate luminance of 46%.
It has a hue value of 185°, indicating that it is a cold color.
PANTONE 2213 C is available in various products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
The closest color name to PANTONE 2213 C is Bonbon.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2213 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2213'
The Pink Palette
In a bustling city known for its vibrant fashion scene, Ravindra Smith, an eccentric painter, and Donatella Frost, a meticulous engineer, found themselves on an unusual journey. They were brought together by a shared quest: to study the use of a unique color, PANTONE 2213, a dazzling pink that was about to make waves in high fashion.
Ravindra was a painter renowned for his expressive use of color. His studio, a kaleidoscope of hues, was filled with canvases that seemed to dance with vibrant energy. Donatella, on the other hand, was known for her precision. Her engineering firm specialized in the technology behind fabric production, and she had an uncanny knack for bringing scientific principles to creative endeavors.
Their collaboration began when a high-fashion house commissioned them to explore how PANTONE 2213 could be integrated into a new collection. Ravindra’s initial excitement was palpable. He envisioned the color as a burst of joy, a shade that could infuse life into any garment. Donatella approached the task with a more analytical mindset, keen on understanding how the color could be consistently produced and applied across different fabrics.
Their first meeting was a blend of skepticism and curiosity. Ravindra was fascinated by the technical aspects of Donatella's work but struggled to see beyond the numbers. Donatella was intrigued by Ravindra’s artistic vision but was wary of the impracticalities of his ideas.
"Color is not just a visual experience; it’s an emotion," Ravindra declared, holding up a swatch of PANTONE 2213. "Imagine this as the centerpiece of a gown, radiating confidence and joy."
Donatella nodded thoughtfully. "That’s a beautiful idea, but we need to ensure that the color remains true and vibrant throughout the garment’s life. I’ll need to test its stability and adaptability."
Together, they embarked on a series of experiments. Ravindra created mood boards and paintings using PANTONE 2213 to illustrate its potential. He mixed the color with various tones to see how it interacted, capturing its essence in different scenarios. Donatella, with her analytical mind, conducted rigorous tests on fabric samples. She examined how the color held up to washing, stretching, and exposure to light.
Their work sessions were a blend of creativity and science. Ravindra’s studio, once a chaotic explosion of colors, slowly transformed into a more organized space, with fabric swatches and test results meticulously arranged. Donatella’s office, usually dominated by blueprints and technical diagrams, now displayed Ravindra’s vibrant artworks.
Through their collaborative efforts, they discovered something remarkable. PANTONE 2213, with its rich, radiant pink hue, could indeed be a powerful force in fashion. It wasn’t just a color but a statement - a symbol of passion, vitality, and elegance. They found a way to ensure the color's consistency while preserving its inherent brilliance.
Their final presentation to the fashion house was met with enthusiastic acclaim. The collection, featuring PANTONE 2213 prominently, was a stunning success. The color breathed new life into the designs, capturing the spirit of the season and leaving a lasting impression on the fashion world.
In the end, Ravindra and Donatella’s partnership was a testament to the power of blending artistic vision with technical precision. Their journey had transformed a single color into a vibrant celebration of creativity and innovation.
As they celebrated their success, Ravindra looked at Donatella and said, "I guess there’s magic in combining art with science."
Donatella smiled, replying, "And there’s brilliance in seeing the beauty of numbers through an artist’s eyes."
From then on, PANTONE 2213 became not just a color but a symbol of their extraordinary collaboration - a reminder of how two seemingly different worlds could come together to create something truly spectacular.
Ravindra was a painter renowned for his expressive use of color. His studio, a kaleidoscope of hues, was filled with canvases that seemed to dance with vibrant energy. Donatella, on the other hand, was known for her precision. Her engineering firm specialized in the technology behind fabric production, and she had an uncanny knack for bringing scientific principles to creative endeavors.
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Their collaboration began when a high-fashion house commissioned them to explore how PANTONE 2213 could be integrated into a new collection. Ravindra’s initial excitement was palpable. He envisioned the color as a burst of joy, a shade that could infuse life into any garment. Donatella approached the task with a more analytical mindset, keen on understanding how the color could be consistently produced and applied across different fabrics.
Their first meeting was a blend of skepticism and curiosity. Ravindra was fascinated by the technical aspects of Donatella's work but struggled to see beyond the numbers. Donatella was intrigued by Ravindra’s artistic vision but was wary of the impracticalities of his ideas.
"Color is not just a visual experience; it’s an emotion," Ravindra declared, holding up a swatch of PANTONE 2213. "Imagine this as the centerpiece of a gown, radiating confidence and joy."
Donatella nodded thoughtfully. "That’s a beautiful idea, but we need to ensure that the color remains true and vibrant throughout the garment’s life. I’ll need to test its stability and adaptability."
Together, they embarked on a series of experiments. Ravindra created mood boards and paintings using PANTONE 2213 to illustrate its potential. He mixed the color with various tones to see how it interacted, capturing its essence in different scenarios. Donatella, with her analytical mind, conducted rigorous tests on fabric samples. She examined how the color held up to washing, stretching, and exposure to light.
Their work sessions were a blend of creativity and science. Ravindra’s studio, once a chaotic explosion of colors, slowly transformed into a more organized space, with fabric swatches and test results meticulously arranged. Donatella’s office, usually dominated by blueprints and technical diagrams, now displayed Ravindra’s vibrant artworks.
Through their collaborative efforts, they discovered something remarkable. PANTONE 2213, with its rich, radiant pink hue, could indeed be a powerful force in fashion. It wasn’t just a color but a statement - a symbol of passion, vitality, and elegance. They found a way to ensure the color's consistency while preserving its inherent brilliance.
Their final presentation to the fashion house was met with enthusiastic acclaim. The collection, featuring PANTONE 2213 prominently, was a stunning success. The color breathed new life into the designs, capturing the spirit of the season and leaving a lasting impression on the fashion world.
In the end, Ravindra and Donatella’s partnership was a testament to the power of blending artistic vision with technical precision. Their journey had transformed a single color into a vibrant celebration of creativity and innovation.
As they celebrated their success, Ravindra looked at Donatella and said, "I guess there’s magic in combining art with science."
Donatella smiled, replying, "And there’s brilliance in seeing the beauty of numbers through an artist’s eyes."
From then on, PANTONE 2213 became not just a color but a symbol of their extraordinary collaboration - a reminder of how two seemingly different worlds could come together to create something truly spectacular.
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