Army Green
Black
Platinum
Cadmium red
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PANTONE 2298
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#B9CE6CRGB:
185, 206, 108CMYK:
33, 0, 72, 0HSL:
73°, 48%, 81%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Olive Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2290in RAL Classic:
RAL 1002in RAL Design:
RAL 110 80 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 240-2in NCS:
NCS S 2030-G70Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2298?
PANTONE 2298 belongs to the category of yellow-green colors, and it has a medium light shade.
The hexadecimal color code for this color is #B9CE6C, which means it is composed of 72.55% red, 80.78% green and 42.35% blue in the RGB color model.
This color is used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home decor, and product packaging.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that evokes a sense of energy, growth, and optimism.
PANTONE 2298 can also be associated with nature, spring, and health.
It is a versatile color that can suit different styles and moods, depending on how it is used and combined with other colors.
The hexadecimal color code for this color is #B9CE6C, which means it is composed of 72.55% red, 80.78% green and 42.35% blue in the RGB color model.
This color is used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home decor, and product packaging.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that evokes a sense of energy, growth, and optimism.
PANTONE 2298 can also be associated with nature, spring, and health.
It is a versatile color that can suit different styles and moods, depending on how it is used and combined with other colors.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2298 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 8028
RAL 9005
RAL 9001
RAL 3020
RAL 2004
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2298'
The Great PANTONE 2298 Revolution
Far-far away, in the quiet coastal town of Chroma Cove, where the sea met the sky in an eternal dance of blues and greens, lived Pier Ervin, a fisherman whose catch of the day was often more colorful than his humble boat. Pier Ervin wasn’t just known for his fishing skills; he was also renowned for his bizarre fashion choices - floral overalls and neon suspenders being the usual suspects.
One bright morning, as Pier Ervin cast his net into the sea, he stumbled upon an unusual, shimmering fish that sparkled in a hue unlike anything he’d ever seen. It wasn’t just blue, or green, or any color he knew. It was a mesmerizing shade of pink so vivid it almost sang. Pier Ervin named it the PANTONE 2298, inspired by a mysterious tag he found embedded in the fish’s scales. He decided to name it after a color code, thinking it might be a new discovery in the world of pigments.
Meanwhile, in the heart of Chroma Cove’s bustling industrial district, Scarlett Clank toiled away in her factory, which was renowned for its drab shades of gray and beige. Scarlett, a factory worker with a penchant for wild ideas and an eye for color, felt her spirit was as gray as her surroundings. One day, she discovered a forgotten box of old color samples hidden in a dusty corner. As she examined them, she found a swatch labeled "PANTONE 2298" - a radiant, eye-popping pink that seemed to dance off the paper. Intrigued, she immediately recognized its potential to revitalize the factory’s monotonous environment.
Scarlett decided to take a risk and painted one of the factory walls with the PANTONE 2298. The result was nothing short of revolutionary. The factory workers, initially skeptical, were soon enchanted by the vibrant new color. Productivity soared as the once-drab workspace transformed into a lively, energetic hub. The news of the pink revolution spread like wildfire, attracting attention from local newspapers and design magazines.
Unbeknownst to Scarlett, Pier Ervin’s discovery had already started to cause waves in Chroma Cove. He had been using the PANTONE 2298 pigment to paint his boat, and soon, his vessel became the town’s favorite attraction, turning heads with its flamboyant hue. The fish, as it turned out, was an extraordinary natural phenomenon, and Pier Ervin’s bright boat became a symbol of the town’s new-found vibrancy.
One fateful day, Pier Ervin and Scarlett crossed paths at the annual Chroma Cove Festival, a celebration of the town’s culture and colors. Pier Ervin, sporting a PANTONE 2298 hat and matching boots, was proudly showing off his freshly painted boat. Scarlett, wearing a PANTONE 2298 dress she had designed herself, was mingling with admirers. When their eyes met, a spark of recognition lit up. They shared their stories, realizing they had independently discovered the same magical color.
The two decided to join forces and create the "PANTONE 2298 Experience," a movement that would revolutionize room design across the globe. Their partnership combined Pier Ervin’s nautical flair with Scarlett’s factory finesse, leading to a range of interior designs that transformed dull spaces into vibrant, energetic environments.
Chroma Cove became known not only for its stunning coastal views but also for being the birthplace of the PANTONE 2298 phenomenon. The once-sleepy town was now a hotspot for designers, artists, and curious visitors drawn to its colorful charm. Pier Ervin and Scarlett Clank became local legends, celebrated for their role in bringing the world a color that had turned the mundane into the magnificent.
And so, in a twist of fate and a splash of vivid pink, the PANTONE 2298 revolutionized room design, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries come from the most unexpected places.
One bright morning, as Pier Ervin cast his net into the sea, he stumbled upon an unusual, shimmering fish that sparkled in a hue unlike anything he’d ever seen. It wasn’t just blue, or green, or any color he knew. It was a mesmerizing shade of pink so vivid it almost sang. Pier Ervin named it the PANTONE 2298, inspired by a mysterious tag he found embedded in the fish’s scales. He decided to name it after a color code, thinking it might be a new discovery in the world of pigments.
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Meanwhile, in the heart of Chroma Cove’s bustling industrial district, Scarlett Clank toiled away in her factory, which was renowned for its drab shades of gray and beige. Scarlett, a factory worker with a penchant for wild ideas and an eye for color, felt her spirit was as gray as her surroundings. One day, she discovered a forgotten box of old color samples hidden in a dusty corner. As she examined them, she found a swatch labeled "PANTONE 2298" - a radiant, eye-popping pink that seemed to dance off the paper. Intrigued, she immediately recognized its potential to revitalize the factory’s monotonous environment.
Scarlett decided to take a risk and painted one of the factory walls with the PANTONE 2298. The result was nothing short of revolutionary. The factory workers, initially skeptical, were soon enchanted by the vibrant new color. Productivity soared as the once-drab workspace transformed into a lively, energetic hub. The news of the pink revolution spread like wildfire, attracting attention from local newspapers and design magazines.
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Unbeknownst to Scarlett, Pier Ervin’s discovery had already started to cause waves in Chroma Cove. He had been using the PANTONE 2298 pigment to paint his boat, and soon, his vessel became the town’s favorite attraction, turning heads with its flamboyant hue. The fish, as it turned out, was an extraordinary natural phenomenon, and Pier Ervin’s bright boat became a symbol of the town’s new-found vibrancy.
One fateful day, Pier Ervin and Scarlett crossed paths at the annual Chroma Cove Festival, a celebration of the town’s culture and colors. Pier Ervin, sporting a PANTONE 2298 hat and matching boots, was proudly showing off his freshly painted boat. Scarlett, wearing a PANTONE 2298 dress she had designed herself, was mingling with admirers. When their eyes met, a spark of recognition lit up. They shared their stories, realizing they had independently discovered the same magical color.
The two decided to join forces and create the "PANTONE 2298 Experience," a movement that would revolutionize room design across the globe. Their partnership combined Pier Ervin’s nautical flair with Scarlett’s factory finesse, leading to a range of interior designs that transformed dull spaces into vibrant, energetic environments.
Chroma Cove became known not only for its stunning coastal views but also for being the birthplace of the PANTONE 2298 phenomenon. The once-sleepy town was now a hotspot for designers, artists, and curious visitors drawn to its colorful charm. Pier Ervin and Scarlett Clank became local legends, celebrated for their role in bringing the world a color that had turned the mundane into the magnificent.
And so, in a twist of fate and a splash of vivid pink, the PANTONE 2298 revolutionized room design, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries come from the most unexpected places.
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