Canonical aubergine
Antique fuchsia
Light Thulian pink
Pale pink
Android Green
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PANTONE 2290
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#B9CF69RGB:
185, 207, 105CMYK:
34, 0, 78, 0HSL:
73°, 49%, 81%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Olive Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2298in RAL Classic:
RAL 1002in RAL Design:
RAL 110 80 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 250-Min NCS:
NCS S 2030-G70Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2290?
PANTONE 2290 is a shade of yellow-green that has a hexadecimal color code of #B9CF69.
This means that it is composed of 72.55% red, 81.18% green and 41.18% blue in the RGB color model.
PANTONE 2290 is a cold color with a hue of 73° (degrees), and a lightness of 81%.
It has an approximate wavelength of 566.29 nm, which is in the visible spectrum of light.
This means that it is composed of 72.55% red, 81.18% green and 41.18% blue in the RGB color model.
PANTONE 2290 is a cold color with a hue of 73° (degrees), and a lightness of 81%.
It has an approximate wavelength of 566.29 nm, which is in the visible spectrum of light.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2290 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 4007
RAL 4008
RAL 3015
RAL 9001
RAL 1012
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2290'
The PANTONE 2290 Predicament
Dr. Ralph Ford was a renowned color theorist with an obsession for rare hues. One day, while browsing through the vast spectrum of PANTONE colors, he stumbled upon a shade so captivating it made his heart skip a beat: PANTONE 2290. This color, a dazzling blend of electric fuchsia and midnight blue, seemed to pulse with a life of its own. Ralph knew immediately it was perfect for his new trademark design project, an innovative line of eco-friendly gadgets.
Ralph’s idea was bold - he envisioned an entire product line where the vibrant PANTONE 2290 would become a symbol of futuristic, sustainable technology. But there was one problem: he needed to get this color manufactured, and for that, he had to work with the best printing factory in the city. Enter Sandy Chanel, a quirky and enthusiastic factory worker with a reputation for her unconventional methods and uncanny ability to turn the mundane into the magical.
Sandy was known for her talent with colors and had a knack for making the dullest shades come to life. When Ralph walked into the factory, carrying a swatch of the mesmerizing PANTONE 2290, Sandy greeted him with her usual flair - a neon green apron and a pair of purple-tinted goggles perched on her head.
"Welcome, Dr. Ford! I see you’ve brought the latest masterpiece of color. Let’s make some magic!" Sandy chirped, her eyes twinkling behind the goggles.
Ralph explained his vision. Sandy listened intently, occasionally nodding and jotting down notes in her ever-present rainbow notebook. She promised to make Ralph’s dreams come true, but she had a small caveat: "This color’s going to be a bit of a challenge. Are you ready for a colorful adventure?"
Ralph, excited and nervous, agreed without hesitation.
Sandy’s first step was to concoct the perfect ink for PANTONE 2290. Her laboratory was an explosion of colors, with tubes and vials swirling with every conceivable hue. As she mixed the ingredients, she hummed a tune and occasionally danced around the room. Ralph watched in awe as Sandy’s concoction turned into a vibrant, shimmering liquid.
The real fun began when Sandy decided to test the ink on various materials - fabric, plastic, and even metal. She was particularly excited about a special fabric she’d invented herself, which she called "Chameleon Weave." It was a material that could change color based on the light and angle. Ralph was skeptical but intrigued.
When they finally printed the first batch of prototypes using the PANTONE 2290 ink, something extraordinary happened. The Chameleon Weave fabric not only displayed the color in its full glory but also seemed to emit a soft, enchanting glow. The products looked like they had been touched by stardust.
Ralph was ecstatic, but Sandy was just getting started. She introduced a playful twist: "Let’s make a contest out of this! We’ll create a giant mural of PANTONE 2290 in the factory and invite everyone to guess the exact shade of each section. The winner gets a lifetime supply of our new eco-gadgets!"
The mural was a sight to behold. Workers from all over the factory came in to contribute, turning the wall into a living, breathing canvas of vibrant color. The guessing game was a hit, and the factory buzzed with excitement and laughter.
When the mural was finally completed, Ralph was amazed by the community’s creativity. The mural, along with the innovative products, became a symbol of not just cutting-edge technology but also the joy and wonder of working together.
As Ralph prepared to leave, he thanked Sandy for her extraordinary efforts. "You’ve not only brought PANTONE 2290 to life but also made it a part of something truly special."
Sandy grinned, her purple goggles reflecting the brilliant color of the mural. "And you, Dr. Ford, have made me believe that even a color can be an adventure!"
And with that, Ralph and Sandy parted ways, each with a newfound appreciation for the magic that colors can bring to the world. PANTONE 2290 had not only transformed products but had also woven itself into the fabric of an unforgettable experience.
Ralph’s idea was bold - he envisioned an entire product line where the vibrant PANTONE 2290 would become a symbol of futuristic, sustainable technology. But there was one problem: he needed to get this color manufactured, and for that, he had to work with the best printing factory in the city. Enter Sandy Chanel, a quirky and enthusiastic factory worker with a reputation for her unconventional methods and uncanny ability to turn the mundane into the magical.
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Sandy was known for her talent with colors and had a knack for making the dullest shades come to life. When Ralph walked into the factory, carrying a swatch of the mesmerizing PANTONE 2290, Sandy greeted him with her usual flair - a neon green apron and a pair of purple-tinted goggles perched on her head.
"Welcome, Dr. Ford! I see you’ve brought the latest masterpiece of color. Let’s make some magic!" Sandy chirped, her eyes twinkling behind the goggles.
Ralph explained his vision. Sandy listened intently, occasionally nodding and jotting down notes in her ever-present rainbow notebook. She promised to make Ralph’s dreams come true, but she had a small caveat: "This color’s going to be a bit of a challenge. Are you ready for a colorful adventure?"
Ralph, excited and nervous, agreed without hesitation.
Sandy’s first step was to concoct the perfect ink for PANTONE 2290. Her laboratory was an explosion of colors, with tubes and vials swirling with every conceivable hue. As she mixed the ingredients, she hummed a tune and occasionally danced around the room. Ralph watched in awe as Sandy’s concoction turned into a vibrant, shimmering liquid.
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The real fun began when Sandy decided to test the ink on various materials - fabric, plastic, and even metal. She was particularly excited about a special fabric she’d invented herself, which she called "Chameleon Weave." It was a material that could change color based on the light and angle. Ralph was skeptical but intrigued.
When they finally printed the first batch of prototypes using the PANTONE 2290 ink, something extraordinary happened. The Chameleon Weave fabric not only displayed the color in its full glory but also seemed to emit a soft, enchanting glow. The products looked like they had been touched by stardust.
Ralph was ecstatic, but Sandy was just getting started. She introduced a playful twist: "Let’s make a contest out of this! We’ll create a giant mural of PANTONE 2290 in the factory and invite everyone to guess the exact shade of each section. The winner gets a lifetime supply of our new eco-gadgets!"
The mural was a sight to behold. Workers from all over the factory came in to contribute, turning the wall into a living, breathing canvas of vibrant color. The guessing game was a hit, and the factory buzzed with excitement and laughter.
When the mural was finally completed, Ralph was amazed by the community’s creativity. The mural, along with the innovative products, became a symbol of not just cutting-edge technology but also the joy and wonder of working together.
As Ralph prepared to leave, he thanked Sandy for her extraordinary efforts. "You’ve not only brought PANTONE 2290 to life but also made it a part of something truly special."
Sandy grinned, her purple goggles reflecting the brilliant color of the mural. "And you, Dr. Ford, have made me believe that even a color can be an adventure!"
And with that, Ralph and Sandy parted ways, each with a newfound appreciation for the magic that colors can bring to the world. PANTONE 2290 had not only transformed products but had also woven itself into the fabric of an unforgettable experience.
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