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Cadet grey
Skobeloff
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PANTONE 2293
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#99BE48RGB:
153, 190, 72CMYK:
49, 0, 90, 0HSL:
79°, 62%, 75%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Android Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2292in RAL Classic:
RAL 1020in RAL Design:
RAL 110 70 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 250-4in NCS:
NCS S 2050-G40Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2293?
PANTONE 2293 is a dark chartreuse green color with a hexadecimal value of #99BE48.
It has a red component of 60%, a green of 74.51%, and a blue of 28.24% in the RGB color space.
It also has a hue angle of 79°, a saturation of 62%, and a lightness of 75% in the HSL color space.
It has a red component of 60%, a green of 74.51%, and a blue of 28.24% in the RGB color space.
It also has a hue angle of 79°, a saturation of 62%, and a lightness of 75% in the HSL color space.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2293 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 9001
RAL 7001
RAL 5021
RAL 5012
RAL 6025
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2293'
The Chromatic Enigma
Amir Arrow, a car service worker known for his knack with engines and a slight obsession with colors, found himself in the heart of a peculiar mystery. It all began when a package arrived at his garage: a sleek, metallic box marked with a single number - PANTONE 2293. The color, according to the label, was to be a revolutionary hue for the design world.
Meanwhile, Jessica Sweetheart, an eccentric engineer with a penchant for the arcane, was scouring the city for the very same color. She’d heard whispers of its unique properties and had become obsessed with uncovering its true potential.
One crisp autumn morning, their paths crossed. Jessica, her eyes sparkling with curiosity, barged into Amir's garage. "I need that color," she declared, waving the design specifications at Amir. "It’s rumored to have extraordinary qualities."
Amir raised an eyebrow. "And how did you find out about it?"
Jessica grinned. "I have my sources."
Together, they opened the metallic box, revealing a swatch of PANTONE 2293 - a deep, mesmerizing shade of purple that seemed to shift subtly with every angle. It had an almost hypnotic quality, making them both feel strangely uneasy.
As they examined the color, Jessica proposed an experiment. "Let’s test its effects on human cognition. It might reveal something about its essence."
Intrigued, Amir agreed. They set up an elaborate series of experiments involving different lighting conditions, surfaces, and even psychological tests. But the results were perplexing. The color seemed to induce vivid hallucinations and profound insights in those who observed it.
One evening, as they were conducting another test, Amir and Jessica found themselves absorbed in a shared vision - a kaleidoscopic dreamscape where the boundaries of reality and imagination blurred. In this vision, they encountered beings made of shifting hues and patterns, communicating in an incomprehensible, yet strangely intuitive manner.
The beings explained that PANTONE 2293 was not just a color but a conduit to a dimension where cognition and perception intertwined. It was a gateway to understanding the deeper truths of existence. Its shifting nature represented the fluidity of human thought and creativity.
When they returned to reality, Amir and Jessica were left in awe. They realized that the color’s essence was not merely aesthetic but a reflection of the human mind’s boundless possibilities. It was a reminder that design could transcend the physical and touch upon the metaphysical.
Their discovery made waves in the design community, with PANTONE 2293 becoming synonymous with innovation and exploration. And as for Amir and Jessica, they continued to explore the intersections of color and consciousness, forever inspired by their encounter with the chromatic enigma.
Meanwhile, Jessica Sweetheart, an eccentric engineer with a penchant for the arcane, was scouring the city for the very same color. She’d heard whispers of its unique properties and had become obsessed with uncovering its true potential.
One crisp autumn morning, their paths crossed. Jessica, her eyes sparkling with curiosity, barged into Amir's garage. "I need that color," she declared, waving the design specifications at Amir. "It’s rumored to have extraordinary qualities."
Amir raised an eyebrow. "And how did you find out about it?"
Jessica grinned. "I have my sources."
Together, they opened the metallic box, revealing a swatch of PANTONE 2293 - a deep, mesmerizing shade of purple that seemed to shift subtly with every angle. It had an almost hypnotic quality, making them both feel strangely uneasy.
As they examined the color, Jessica proposed an experiment. "Let’s test its effects on human cognition. It might reveal something about its essence."
Intrigued, Amir agreed. They set up an elaborate series of experiments involving different lighting conditions, surfaces, and even psychological tests. But the results were perplexing. The color seemed to induce vivid hallucinations and profound insights in those who observed it.
One evening, as they were conducting another test, Amir and Jessica found themselves absorbed in a shared vision - a kaleidoscopic dreamscape where the boundaries of reality and imagination blurred. In this vision, they encountered beings made of shifting hues and patterns, communicating in an incomprehensible, yet strangely intuitive manner.
The beings explained that PANTONE 2293 was not just a color but a conduit to a dimension where cognition and perception intertwined. It was a gateway to understanding the deeper truths of existence. Its shifting nature represented the fluidity of human thought and creativity.
When they returned to reality, Amir and Jessica were left in awe. They realized that the color’s essence was not merely aesthetic but a reflection of the human mind’s boundless possibilities. It was a reminder that design could transcend the physical and touch upon the metaphysical.
Their discovery made waves in the design community, with PANTONE 2293 becoming synonymous with innovation and exploration. And as for Amir and Jessica, they continued to explore the intersections of color and consciousness, forever inspired by their encounter with the chromatic enigma.
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