Gray-Tea Green
Charcoal
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PANTONE 2276
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#8EA851RGB:
142, 168, 81CMYK:
48, 8, 83, 9HSL:
78°, 52%, 66%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Asparagusin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2304in RAL Classic:
RAL 1020in RAL Design:
RAL 100 60 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 240-3in NCS:
NCS S 2050-G40Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 2276?
PANTONE 2276 is a shade of green that has a HEX value of #8EA851.
It is composed of 55.69% red, 65.88% green and 31.76% blue in the RGB color model.
This color has a hue of 78°, a saturation of 52% and a lightness of 66% in the HSL color space.
It has an approximate wavelength of 564.5 nm, which corresponds to the yellow-green region of the visible spectrum.
PANTONE 2276 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
It can be used for different purposes, such as graphic design, product design, packaging design, and fashion design.
PANTONE 2276 is a light and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, growth, harmony, and vitality.
It is composed of 55.69% red, 65.88% green and 31.76% blue in the RGB color model.
This color has a hue of 78°, a saturation of 52% and a lightness of 66% in the HSL color space.
It has an approximate wavelength of 564.5 nm, which corresponds to the yellow-green region of the visible spectrum.
PANTONE 2276 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
It can be used for different purposes, such as graphic design, product design, packaging design, and fashion design.
PANTONE 2276 is a light and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, growth, harmony, and vitality.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2276 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2276'
The Pantone Odyssey: Ralph and Donna's Colorful Revolution
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Neon Heights, the car service garage of Ralph Chen and the office cleaning crew of Donna White were hardly where one would expect to find the epicenter of a design revolution. Ralph, known for his precise wrenches and affable grin, ran a humble garage known for its unremarkable shades of gray and oil stains. Donna, the ever-enthusiastic cleaner, turned drab offices into pristine spaces with her arsenal of mop and detergent.
One ordinary Tuesday, Ralph received a peculiar package addressed to "The Visionaries of Vibrancy." Inside was a swatch card displaying Pantone 2276, a shade so audaciously vibrant that it almost seemed to hum with its own energy. The note read: "Transform the mundane. Make the extraordinary happen."
Intrigued, Ralph decided to paint his garage’s walls with Pantone 2276. As he brushed on the color, something strange began to happen. The garage seemed to come alive. The dull, mechanical hum of car engines morphed into a rhythmic symphony, and even the squeaky tool drawers seemed to sing in harmony. The color was not just vibrant - it was electric.
Meanwhile, Donna was polishing the floors of a nearby tech office. When she accidentally knocked over a can of Pantone 2276 paint she had borrowed for a quick touch-up, she saw the color seep into the office’s drab carpets. Immediately, the office transformed. The formerly sterile environment buzzed with creativity; employees' monitors displayed mesmerizing patterns, and even the coffee machine began to brew an enigmatic, shimmering brew.
Word spread like wildfire about the miraculous effects of Pantone 2276. Ralph and Donna, each unaware of the other's impact, found themselves at the heart of a colorful revolution. Their mundane professions had unexpectedly thrust them into the limelight of a burgeoning design movement.
As the city’s creative community clamored to understand the phenomenon, Ralph and Donna were invited to showcase their work at the annual Neon Heights Design Expo. They arrived separately but were soon pulled into a whirlwind of interviews, workshops, and panels. The once-ordinary garage and office were now hailed as temples of innovation, with Pantone 2276 at their core.
The climax of the expo was the unveiling of the "Pantone Odyssey," a massive installation combining Ralph’s garage and Donna’s office into a kaleidoscopic wonderland. The installation featured interactive exhibits where visitors could experience the sensory effects of Pantone 2276 firsthand. The walls changed patterns, the floors emitted soft musical tones, and the air felt electric with creativity.
At the end of the day, Ralph and Donna stood together amidst the wonder they had unintentionally created. They exchanged smiles, realizing that the color had not only transformed their surroundings but had also illuminated their own lives. They had bridged the gap between the ordinary and the extraordinary, proving that sometimes, the most remarkable adventures come from the most unexpected places.
And so, in the city of Neon Heights, Pantone 2276 became more than a color; it was a symbol of innovation, unity, and the magic that happens when passion and creativity collide.
One ordinary Tuesday, Ralph received a peculiar package addressed to "The Visionaries of Vibrancy." Inside was a swatch card displaying Pantone 2276, a shade so audaciously vibrant that it almost seemed to hum with its own energy. The note read: "Transform the mundane. Make the extraordinary happen."
Intrigued, Ralph decided to paint his garage’s walls with Pantone 2276. As he brushed on the color, something strange began to happen. The garage seemed to come alive. The dull, mechanical hum of car engines morphed into a rhythmic symphony, and even the squeaky tool drawers seemed to sing in harmony. The color was not just vibrant - it was electric.
Meanwhile, Donna was polishing the floors of a nearby tech office. When she accidentally knocked over a can of Pantone 2276 paint she had borrowed for a quick touch-up, she saw the color seep into the office’s drab carpets. Immediately, the office transformed. The formerly sterile environment buzzed with creativity; employees' monitors displayed mesmerizing patterns, and even the coffee machine began to brew an enigmatic, shimmering brew.
Word spread like wildfire about the miraculous effects of Pantone 2276. Ralph and Donna, each unaware of the other's impact, found themselves at the heart of a colorful revolution. Their mundane professions had unexpectedly thrust them into the limelight of a burgeoning design movement.
As the city’s creative community clamored to understand the phenomenon, Ralph and Donna were invited to showcase their work at the annual Neon Heights Design Expo. They arrived separately but were soon pulled into a whirlwind of interviews, workshops, and panels. The once-ordinary garage and office were now hailed as temples of innovation, with Pantone 2276 at their core.
The climax of the expo was the unveiling of the "Pantone Odyssey," a massive installation combining Ralph’s garage and Donna’s office into a kaleidoscopic wonderland. The installation featured interactive exhibits where visitors could experience the sensory effects of Pantone 2276 firsthand. The walls changed patterns, the floors emitted soft musical tones, and the air felt electric with creativity.
At the end of the day, Ralph and Donna stood together amidst the wonder they had unintentionally created. They exchanged smiles, realizing that the color had not only transformed their surroundings but had also illuminated their own lives. They had bridged the gap between the ordinary and the extraordinary, proving that sometimes, the most remarkable adventures come from the most unexpected places.
And so, in the city of Neon Heights, Pantone 2276 became more than a color; it was a symbol of innovation, unity, and the magic that happens when passion and creativity collide.
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