Feldgrau
Fern
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Tea Green
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PANTONE 2285
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HEX Triplet:
#A5C776RGB:
165, 199, 118CMYK:
43, 0, 70, 0HSL:
85°, 41%, 78%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pistachioin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7487in RAL Classic:
RAL 1019in RAL Design:
RAL 120 80 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 240-2in NCS:
NCS S 2030-G40Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 2285?
PANTONE 2285 is a color that's bright and green
It has a hue value of 85 and a luminance of 78
It's a pastel chartreuse that looks like a pea
Or a sapling in the spring that's growing on a tree
It's opposite on the wheel is a shade of purple grape
But together they might clash and make you want to escape
So if you want to use it, be careful how you mix
Or else you'll end up with a color that makes you sick
It has a hue value of 85 and a luminance of 78
It's a pastel chartreuse that looks like a pea
Or a sapling in the spring that's growing on a tree
It's opposite on the wheel is a shade of purple grape
But together they might clash and make you want to escape
So if you want to use it, be careful how you mix
Or else you'll end up with a color that makes you sick
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2285 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 7043
RAL 6021
RAL 1014
RAL 1036
RAL 9018
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2285'
The Pantone Ascension
Once upon a time in the whimsical land of Chromatica, there existed a peculiar color known only to a few as Pantone 2285. Its vibrant, almost otherworldly shade of magenta had long been celebrated in secret by the kingdom’s most eccentric designers, but its true power remained a mystery to all but a few.
In this land, lived Duncan Angelos, a humble farmer who had a knack for growing the most peculiar flowers - ones that changed color based on the weather. Duncan, with his floppy hat and well-worn overalls, had recently discovered an old, dusty can of Pantone 2285 in his barn, left behind by a previous tenant who was a renowned painter.
Curious about this strange, glowing paint, Duncan decided to use it to decorate his modest farmhouse. Unbeknownst to him, this seemingly harmless act would set off a chain reaction that would alter the course of Chromatica forever.
Across the town, Vivienne Gonzalez, an engineer with a reputation for inventing outlandish gadgets and gizmos, had been struggling with a persistent problem. Her latest invention, the Quantum Quirkmatic, was supposed to turn any color into a harmonious blend of all colors, but it had only been successful in turning things into a dull, lifeless gray. She desperately needed inspiration.
One fateful morning, Vivienne's eye caught the sight of Duncan’s farmhouse painted in the enigmatic Pantone 2285. As she stared at the radiant hue, her inventive mind began to whirl. "What if Pantone 2285 is the key to unlocking the true potential of my invention?" she thought.
Vivienne hastily gathered her tools and rushed to Duncan’s farm. She introduced herself with the kind of enthusiasm only an engineer on the brink of a breakthrough could muster. "Duncan! That color - Pantone 2285 - it’s incredible! Can you help me unlock its full potential?"
Duncan, who was more used to talking to chickens than scientists, agreed with a bemused grin. Together, they embarked on an eccentric project to study the color’s properties.
As they worked, they discovered something astonishing: Pantone 2285 wasn’t just any color - it had a magical ability to harmonize and enhance the environment around it. When Vivienne used it as a part of her Quantum Quirkmatic, the once-dull gray turned into a magnificent spectrum of ever-changing shades.
The room transformed into a swirling vortex of colors, creating a dynamic, immersive experience. Furniture danced in a rainbow of hues, and the walls sang with vibrant melodies. It was a spectacle of brilliance that left anyone who witnessed it in awe.
Word spread across Chromatica, and soon, everyone wanted their own Pantone 2285 experience. The once-simple farmer and the eccentric engineer became the most sought-after duo in the land. They traveled from town to town, bringing color and wonder wherever they went.
In time, Pantone 2285 became synonymous with creativity and joy, inspiring artists, architects, and dreamers to push the boundaries of their imagination. Duncan and Vivienne's collaboration proved that even the most ordinary beginnings could lead to extraordinary transformations.
And so, in the heart of Chromatica, a humble farmer and a brilliant engineer had unlocked the magic of a single color, proving that sometimes, the most unexpected combinations could lead to the most spectacular ascensions.
And they all lived colorfully ever after.
In this land, lived Duncan Angelos, a humble farmer who had a knack for growing the most peculiar flowers - ones that changed color based on the weather. Duncan, with his floppy hat and well-worn overalls, had recently discovered an old, dusty can of Pantone 2285 in his barn, left behind by a previous tenant who was a renowned painter.
Curious about this strange, glowing paint, Duncan decided to use it to decorate his modest farmhouse. Unbeknownst to him, this seemingly harmless act would set off a chain reaction that would alter the course of Chromatica forever.
Across the town, Vivienne Gonzalez, an engineer with a reputation for inventing outlandish gadgets and gizmos, had been struggling with a persistent problem. Her latest invention, the Quantum Quirkmatic, was supposed to turn any color into a harmonious blend of all colors, but it had only been successful in turning things into a dull, lifeless gray. She desperately needed inspiration.
One fateful morning, Vivienne's eye caught the sight of Duncan’s farmhouse painted in the enigmatic Pantone 2285. As she stared at the radiant hue, her inventive mind began to whirl. "What if Pantone 2285 is the key to unlocking the true potential of my invention?" she thought.
Vivienne hastily gathered her tools and rushed to Duncan’s farm. She introduced herself with the kind of enthusiasm only an engineer on the brink of a breakthrough could muster. "Duncan! That color - Pantone 2285 - it’s incredible! Can you help me unlock its full potential?"
Duncan, who was more used to talking to chickens than scientists, agreed with a bemused grin. Together, they embarked on an eccentric project to study the color’s properties.
As they worked, they discovered something astonishing: Pantone 2285 wasn’t just any color - it had a magical ability to harmonize and enhance the environment around it. When Vivienne used it as a part of her Quantum Quirkmatic, the once-dull gray turned into a magnificent spectrum of ever-changing shades.
The room transformed into a swirling vortex of colors, creating a dynamic, immersive experience. Furniture danced in a rainbow of hues, and the walls sang with vibrant melodies. It was a spectacle of brilliance that left anyone who witnessed it in awe.
Word spread across Chromatica, and soon, everyone wanted their own Pantone 2285 experience. The once-simple farmer and the eccentric engineer became the most sought-after duo in the land. They traveled from town to town, bringing color and wonder wherever they went.
In time, Pantone 2285 became synonymous with creativity and joy, inspiring artists, architects, and dreamers to push the boundaries of their imagination. Duncan and Vivienne's collaboration proved that even the most ordinary beginnings could lead to extraordinary transformations.
And so, in the heart of Chromatica, a humble farmer and a brilliant engineer had unlocked the magic of a single color, proving that sometimes, the most unexpected combinations could lead to the most spectacular ascensions.
And they all lived colorfully ever after.
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