Fern green
Mint cream
Grullo
Cafe noir
Smoky black
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PANTONE 2286
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#9DC04CRGB:
157, 192, 76CMYK:
48, 0, 86, 0HSL:
78°, 60%, 75%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Android Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2292in RAL Classic:
RAL 1024in RAL Design:
RAL 110 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 250-4in NCS:
NCS S 0570-G30Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:28
What color is PANTONE 2286?
The color of PANTONE 2286 is a bright and vivid shade of green with a hint of yellow.
It has the following color values:
It can also be associated with nature, ecology, health, and harmony.
PANTONE 2286 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, books, and software.
It has the following color values:
RGB 157, 192,76
HEX #9DC04C
CMYK 48, 0, 86, 0
It can also be associated with nature, ecology, health, and harmony.
PANTONE 2286 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, books, and software.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2286 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 6025
RAL 9016
RAL 1035
RAL 8016
RAL 9005
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2286'
The Great Pantone Conspiracy
Far-far away, in the bustling metropolis of Coloropolis, where every hue had its own agency, an unexpected scandal was brewing. The protagonist of this colorful drama was none other than the eccentric Entrepreneur, Gianni Ervin. Gianni was a man with a mission: to bring the revolutionary "PANTONE 2286" color into the limelight. But this wasn’t just any color - it was said to have the power to make any product pop with an irresistible allure.
Gianni's partner in this venture was the equally peculiar Professor Mustafa Stewart, a color theorist whose wild hair and mismatched socks were as notorious as his theories on pigment psychology. Mustafa was convinced that PANTONE 2286 could change the world. The only problem was, the color was rumored to have been stolen from a secretive and highly coveted Pantone vault.
One crisp autumn morning, Gianni and Mustafa were in their lab, surrounded by swatches and samples. Mustafa, peering through a magnifying glass at a PANTONE 2286 swatch, muttered, "Gianni, this color is more than just a hue. It’s a game-changer!"
Gianni, adjusting his oversized bow tie, replied with his usual flair, "Mustafa, this color will put us on the map! Imagine it on everything from toothpaste to tuxedos!"
As the day wore on, Mustafa and Gianni discovered that their new color had an unintended side effect: it made people laugh uncontrollably. The duo witnessed a series of events where their color, when applied to mundane objects, triggered fits of giggles. The local police car painted in PANTONE 2286 had officers laughing so hard they forgot to chase down speeding violators. Even a simple lamp transformed into a comedy act, casting silly shapes on walls that had people in stitches.
The breakthrough came when the Professor’s cat, Mr. Whiskers, stumbled into the lab and brushed against a freshly painted PANTONE 2286 wall. The cat’s fur turned a dazzling shade of the color, and it immediately started performing an impromptu stand-up routine, mimicking famous comedians with purrs and meows.
Realizing the potential, Gianni and Mustafa decided to reveal their findings to the world. They organized a grand launch event, where they showcased PANTONE 2286 in all its glory. The audience was treated to a spectacle of color-changing clothes, dancing buildings, and even a color-coded comedy show starring Mr. Whiskers.
The event was a hit, and soon PANTONE 2286 became the talk of the town. It turned out that the true genius of the color was its ability to brighten people's days with laughter. Gianni and Mustafa had inadvertently created a hue that not only enhanced aesthetics but also spread joy.
The mysterious origins of PANTONE 2286 were never fully uncovered, and the alleged theft from the Pantone vault remained a mystery. But as Coloropolis continued to revel in the whimsical effects of their new color, the only thing that mattered was the laughter that filled the streets. And so, the legacy of PANTONE 2286 lived on, proving that sometimes, the most unexpected colors can bring the greatest joy.
Gianni's partner in this venture was the equally peculiar Professor Mustafa Stewart, a color theorist whose wild hair and mismatched socks were as notorious as his theories on pigment psychology. Mustafa was convinced that PANTONE 2286 could change the world. The only problem was, the color was rumored to have been stolen from a secretive and highly coveted Pantone vault.
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One crisp autumn morning, Gianni and Mustafa were in their lab, surrounded by swatches and samples. Mustafa, peering through a magnifying glass at a PANTONE 2286 swatch, muttered, "Gianni, this color is more than just a hue. It’s a game-changer!"
Gianni, adjusting his oversized bow tie, replied with his usual flair, "Mustafa, this color will put us on the map! Imagine it on everything from toothpaste to tuxedos!"
As the day wore on, Mustafa and Gianni discovered that their new color had an unintended side effect: it made people laugh uncontrollably. The duo witnessed a series of events where their color, when applied to mundane objects, triggered fits of giggles. The local police car painted in PANTONE 2286 had officers laughing so hard they forgot to chase down speeding violators. Even a simple lamp transformed into a comedy act, casting silly shapes on walls that had people in stitches.
The breakthrough came when the Professor’s cat, Mr. Whiskers, stumbled into the lab and brushed against a freshly painted PANTONE 2286 wall. The cat’s fur turned a dazzling shade of the color, and it immediately started performing an impromptu stand-up routine, mimicking famous comedians with purrs and meows.
Realizing the potential, Gianni and Mustafa decided to reveal their findings to the world. They organized a grand launch event, where they showcased PANTONE 2286 in all its glory. The audience was treated to a spectacle of color-changing clothes, dancing buildings, and even a color-coded comedy show starring Mr. Whiskers.
The event was a hit, and soon PANTONE 2286 became the talk of the town. It turned out that the true genius of the color was its ability to brighten people's days with laughter. Gianni and Mustafa had inadvertently created a hue that not only enhanced aesthetics but also spread joy.
The mysterious origins of PANTONE 2286 were never fully uncovered, and the alleged theft from the Pantone vault remained a mystery. But as Coloropolis continued to revel in the whimsical effects of their new color, the only thing that mattered was the laughter that filled the streets. And so, the legacy of PANTONE 2286 lived on, proving that sometimes, the most unexpected colors can bring the greatest joy.
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