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PANTONE 2270
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#75B66DRGB:
117, 182, 109CMYK:
61, 0, 73, 0HSL:
113°, 40%, 71%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Fernin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2256in RAL Classic:
RAL 6021in RAL Design:
RAL 130 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 230-Min NCS:
NCS S 2040-G20Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 2270?
PANTONE 2270 is a shade of green that has a medium saturation and a high lightness.
It is a neon spring green color that can be described as fresh, lively, and energetic.
This color has 45.88% red, 71.37% green, and 42.75% blue components.
PANTONE 2270 is available in various Pantone products, such as color guides, chips, and digital tools.
It is a neon spring green color that can be described as fresh, lively, and energetic.
This color has 45.88% red, 71.37% green, and 42.75% blue components.
PANTONE 2270 is available in various Pantone products, such as color guides, chips, and digital tools.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2270 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2270'
The Chromatic Paradox
In a city where fashion and technology melded seamlessly, Connor Gold, a promising student at the avant-garde Fashion Institute of Neo-Signia, discovered something extraordinary. Pantone 2270 - a shade of deep, mesmerizing violet - was said to be the pinnacle of color innovation, but it was rarely used due to its complex application.
One rainy evening, Connor stumbled upon a shipment in the institute's storage room, containing several boxes of fabric dyed in Pantone 2270. Intrigued, he began experimenting with the material, driven by a hunch that there was something more to this color than met the eye.
Meanwhile, Igor Stewart, a delivery worker known for his unassuming nature, was tasked with dropping off a new shipment at the institute. Igor had always been interested in the arcane, often lingering over ancient manuscripts he found in old bookshops. On this particular day, his route intersected with Connor’s discovery.
As Igor entered the institute, he noticed Connor's intense focus on the Pantone 2270 fabrics. Curious, Igor approached and asked, "What’s so special about this color?"
Connor, absorbed in adjusting a piece of fabric, replied, "It’s supposed to be revolutionary. But I feel there’s something... mystical about it."
Without hesitation, Igor picked up a scrap of the fabric and inspected it under the dim lights. "You know," he mused, "colors have always had deeper meanings. What if this one could interact with more than just light?"
Connor raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean?"
Igor explained a theory he had read about, which suggested that colors could potentially influence human perception and even manipulate reality if used correctly. He was skeptical but intrigued by the idea. Connor was immediately taken by the notion that Pantone 2270 might be more than just a color.
Together, they decided to put Igor’s theory to the test. Connor used the Pantone 2270 fabric to create a prototype of a garment - a sleek, form-fitting suit. As they experimented with the suit in different lights and environments, they began to notice something peculiar. The color shifted subtly, as though it were reacting to their emotions and surroundings.
One day, while wearing the suit, Connor and Igor went for a walk through the city. The suit seemed to shimmer and pulsate, reflecting not only the light but the mood and emotions of the surroundings. As they moved through the streets, the color seemed to influence the atmosphere around them - people grew more cheerful, and the gloomy weather lifted as if by magic.
Word of the phenomenon spread quickly, and the suit became a sensation. People reported feeling uplifted and energized simply by being near it. The garment seemed to have an uncanny ability to elevate the mood of anyone who encountered it.
As the suit’s fame grew, so did the speculation. Was it a mere optical illusion, or was there truly something extraordinary about Pantone 2270? The question remained unanswered, but one thing was clear: Connor and Igor had inadvertently tapped into a new dimension of color.
Their discovery became a cornerstone of future fashion innovations, blending science with mysticism. Pantone 2270 was no longer just a shade of violet but a symbol of the unexplored potential within the world of colors.
And so, in the annals of fashion history, the names Connor Gold and Igor Stewart were forever linked with a color that did more than simply adorn - it transformed.
One rainy evening, Connor stumbled upon a shipment in the institute's storage room, containing several boxes of fabric dyed in Pantone 2270. Intrigued, he began experimenting with the material, driven by a hunch that there was something more to this color than met the eye.
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Meanwhile, Igor Stewart, a delivery worker known for his unassuming nature, was tasked with dropping off a new shipment at the institute. Igor had always been interested in the arcane, often lingering over ancient manuscripts he found in old bookshops. On this particular day, his route intersected with Connor’s discovery.
As Igor entered the institute, he noticed Connor's intense focus on the Pantone 2270 fabrics. Curious, Igor approached and asked, "What’s so special about this color?"
Connor, absorbed in adjusting a piece of fabric, replied, "It’s supposed to be revolutionary. But I feel there’s something... mystical about it."
Without hesitation, Igor picked up a scrap of the fabric and inspected it under the dim lights. "You know," he mused, "colors have always had deeper meanings. What if this one could interact with more than just light?"
Connor raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean?"
Igor explained a theory he had read about, which suggested that colors could potentially influence human perception and even manipulate reality if used correctly. He was skeptical but intrigued by the idea. Connor was immediately taken by the notion that Pantone 2270 might be more than just a color.
Together, they decided to put Igor’s theory to the test. Connor used the Pantone 2270 fabric to create a prototype of a garment - a sleek, form-fitting suit. As they experimented with the suit in different lights and environments, they began to notice something peculiar. The color shifted subtly, as though it were reacting to their emotions and surroundings.
One day, while wearing the suit, Connor and Igor went for a walk through the city. The suit seemed to shimmer and pulsate, reflecting not only the light but the mood and emotions of the surroundings. As they moved through the streets, the color seemed to influence the atmosphere around them - people grew more cheerful, and the gloomy weather lifted as if by magic.
Word of the phenomenon spread quickly, and the suit became a sensation. People reported feeling uplifted and energized simply by being near it. The garment seemed to have an uncanny ability to elevate the mood of anyone who encountered it.
As the suit’s fame grew, so did the speculation. Was it a mere optical illusion, or was there truly something extraordinary about Pantone 2270? The question remained unanswered, but one thing was clear: Connor and Igor had inadvertently tapped into a new dimension of color.
Their discovery became a cornerstone of future fashion innovations, blending science with mysticism. Pantone 2270 was no longer just a shade of violet but a symbol of the unexplored potential within the world of colors.
And so, in the annals of fashion history, the names Connor Gold and Igor Stewart were forever linked with a color that did more than simply adorn - it transformed.
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