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PANTONE 226
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#D70C7ARGB:
215, 12, 122CMYK:
0, 100, 2, 0HSL:
327°, 94%, 84%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Vivid cerisein PANTONE:
PANTONE 233in RAL Classic:
RAL 4010in RAL Design:
RAL 360 50 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-5in NCS:
NCS S 1070-R20B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:24
What color is PANTONE 226?
PANTONE 226 has the following color specifications:
It is often associated with femininity, romance, passion, or fun.
PANTONE 226 is a color that can evoke various emotions, meanings, and associations depending on the context, culture, and personal preference of the viewer.
It is a color that can be used to create striking designs, memorable impressions, or powerful messages.
Hexadecimal code: #D70C7A
RGB values: (215, 12, 122)
HSL values: (327°, 94%, 84%)
CMYK values: (0%, 100%, 2%, 0%)
It is often associated with femininity, romance, passion, or fun.
PANTONE 226 is a color that can evoke various emotions, meanings, and associations depending on the context, culture, and personal preference of the viewer.
It is a color that can be used to create striking designs, memorable impressions, or powerful messages.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 226 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 4004
RAL 4003
RAL 3015
RAL 9005
RAL 8008
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 226'
The Crimson Canvas: A Tale of PANTONE 226
Far-far away, in the bustling town of Artisan Valley, where creativity danced through the air like dandelion seeds, lived two remarkable individuals: Virgil Ford, a painter renowned for his vibrant canvases, and Kate Phoenix, a diligent factory worker with a keen eye for detail. Though their worlds rarely intersected, fate had a plan to weave their paths together in an extraordinary way.
Virgil had recently been commissioned to design a new trademark for a burgeoning company, LuminaTech, which sought to make a bold statement with its branding. As he pondered over his sketches, he found himself struggling to capture the essence of innovation and sophistication that LuminaTech desired. The company’s executives had hinted at wanting something striking and memorable, but nothing seemed to click.
One evening, while Virgil was lost in thought, he decided to take a stroll through Artisan Valley’s famed Market Street. As he wandered past the vibrant stalls, his attention was caught by a stall showcasing various paints and colors. It was here that Virgil encountered Kate Phoenix, who was carefully organizing an array of paint samples.
"Good evening," Virgil greeted, admiring the vivid array of hues. "You seem to have an impressive collection."
Kate looked up, her eyes twinkling with enthusiasm. "Thank you! I’ve just received a new shipment of PANTONE colors. They’re really something special."
Virgil’s curiosity piqued. "PANTONE? I’ve heard of it but haven’t explored it much. Do you have a favorite?"
Kate’s face brightened. "Actually, yes! PANTONE 226 is one of the most vibrant shades of pink. It’s bold and attention-grabbing. It’s perfect for making a statement."
Intrigued, Virgil took a sample of PANTONE 226. Its deep, vivid pink felt alive and powerful, and an idea began to form in his mind. He thanked Kate and promised to return if his idea took shape.
Back in his studio, Virgil experimented with the new color. He envisioned it not just as a splash but as a dynamic component of the design. PANTONE 226 seemed to breathe life into his sketches, transforming them from ordinary to extraordinary. It became the centerpiece of his design, representing the vibrancy and innovation that LuminaTech wanted to convey.
With renewed energy, Virgil worked tirelessly to finalize the trademark. The PANTONE 226 color wasn’t just used as an accent; it was integrated into the logo’s core, reflecting the company’s bold vision. The result was a stunning emblem that radiated modernity and creativity, instantly capturing attention and leaving a lasting impression.
When the design was unveiled to the LuminaTech team, they were captivated. The trademark not only embodied the essence of their brand but also stood out in the crowded market. The executives were overjoyed, praising Virgil for his brilliant use of color.
Virgil, in turn, expressed his gratitude to Kate. He visited her at the paint stall and shared the success of the design. "Your recommendation was the turning point for me," he said. "PANTONE 226 brought my vision to life."
Kate smiled, her pride evident. "I’m glad it worked out. Sometimes, the right color can make all the difference."
The story of Virgil and Kate’s collaboration became a local legend in Artisan Valley, a testament to how unexpected connections and the right touch of color can lead to remarkable outcomes. And so, in the heart of Artisan Valley, the crimson canvas of PANTONE 226 continued to inspire creativity, reminding everyone that even the simplest ideas could spark extraordinary transformations.
Virgil had recently been commissioned to design a new trademark for a burgeoning company, LuminaTech, which sought to make a bold statement with its branding. As he pondered over his sketches, he found himself struggling to capture the essence of innovation and sophistication that LuminaTech desired. The company’s executives had hinted at wanting something striking and memorable, but nothing seemed to click.
One evening, while Virgil was lost in thought, he decided to take a stroll through Artisan Valley’s famed Market Street. As he wandered past the vibrant stalls, his attention was caught by a stall showcasing various paints and colors. It was here that Virgil encountered Kate Phoenix, who was carefully organizing an array of paint samples.
"Good evening," Virgil greeted, admiring the vivid array of hues. "You seem to have an impressive collection."
Kate looked up, her eyes twinkling with enthusiasm. "Thank you! I’ve just received a new shipment of PANTONE colors. They’re really something special."
Virgil’s curiosity piqued. "PANTONE? I’ve heard of it but haven’t explored it much. Do you have a favorite?"
Kate’s face brightened. "Actually, yes! PANTONE 226 is one of the most vibrant shades of pink. It’s bold and attention-grabbing. It’s perfect for making a statement."
Intrigued, Virgil took a sample of PANTONE 226. Its deep, vivid pink felt alive and powerful, and an idea began to form in his mind. He thanked Kate and promised to return if his idea took shape.
Back in his studio, Virgil experimented with the new color. He envisioned it not just as a splash but as a dynamic component of the design. PANTONE 226 seemed to breathe life into his sketches, transforming them from ordinary to extraordinary. It became the centerpiece of his design, representing the vibrancy and innovation that LuminaTech wanted to convey.
With renewed energy, Virgil worked tirelessly to finalize the trademark. The PANTONE 226 color wasn’t just used as an accent; it was integrated into the logo’s core, reflecting the company’s bold vision. The result was a stunning emblem that radiated modernity and creativity, instantly capturing attention and leaving a lasting impression.
When the design was unveiled to the LuminaTech team, they were captivated. The trademark not only embodied the essence of their brand but also stood out in the crowded market. The executives were overjoyed, praising Virgil for his brilliant use of color.
Virgil, in turn, expressed his gratitude to Kate. He visited her at the paint stall and shared the success of the design. "Your recommendation was the turning point for me," he said. "PANTONE 226 brought my vision to life."
Kate smiled, her pride evident. "I’m glad it worked out. Sometimes, the right color can make all the difference."
The story of Virgil and Kate’s collaboration became a local legend in Artisan Valley, a testament to how unexpected connections and the right touch of color can lead to remarkable outcomes. And so, in the heart of Artisan Valley, the crimson canvas of PANTONE 226 continued to inspire creativity, reminding everyone that even the simplest ideas could spark extraordinary transformations.
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