Olivine
Liver
Dark jungle green
Pale gold
Dim gray
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PANTONE 2303
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#9EB164RGB:
158, 177, 100CMYK:
43, 11, 76, 0HSL:
75°, 44%, 69%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Olivinein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2304in RAL Classic:
RAL 1020in RAL Design:
RAL 110 70 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 240-2in NCS:
NCS S 2040-G40Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 2303?
PANTONE 2303 has different variations depending on the type of material and printing process.
For example, PANTONE 2303 C is the code for coated paper, while PANTONE 2303 XGC is the code for extended gamut coated paper.
The color of PANTONE 2303 can be described as a yellow-green shade, with a hue of 75 degrees, a saturation of 44%, and a lightness of 69% in the HSL color space.
The RGB color model values for PANTONE 2303 are 61.96% red, 69.41% green, and 39.22% blue.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 2303 is #9EB164.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that can be used to create contrast and harmony with other colors.
This color can also evoke feelings of nature, growth, and energy.
PANTONE 2303 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, books, and software.
For example, PANTONE 2303 C is the code for coated paper, while PANTONE 2303 XGC is the code for extended gamut coated paper.
The color of PANTONE 2303 can be described as a yellow-green shade, with a hue of 75 degrees, a saturation of 44%, and a lightness of 69% in the HSL color space.
The RGB color model values for PANTONE 2303 are 61.96% red, 69.41% green, and 39.22% blue.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 2303 is #9EB164.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that can be used to create contrast and harmony with other colors.
This color can also evoke feelings of nature, growth, and energy.
PANTONE 2303 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, books, and software.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2303 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2303'
The Great Pantone Palooza
In a far away place, in the bustling town of Colorville, where every hue was more vibrant than the last, two unlikely heroes were about to make history. Duncan Smith, a shop assistant at the quirky boutique "Hues & Mews," had a knack for knowing just what color would make any room pop. Jessica Honey, a factory worker at the Pantone Colorworks, was a master at mixing pigments, turning mundane shades into works of art.
One rainy Tuesday afternoon, Duncan was tidying up the store, humming along to an old disco tune. The boutique was known for its eclectic range of colors and designs. As he dusted off a shelf full of paint samples, a particularly dull shade caught his eye. It was labeled "Beige Beige," which was as unexciting as it sounded.
Duncan frowned. "This shade is as exciting as watching paint dry… literally." He scratched his head, pondering how to liven up the color world.
Meanwhile, at the Pantone Colorworks factory, Jessica Honey was busy at her mixing station. She had just received a mysterious, cryptic note: "Create a color so spectacular that it’ll make everyone stop in their tracks. No pressure." Signed, "The Color Guru." Intrigued and a bit bewildered, Jessica dove into her work with gusto. She grabbed her brushes, stirred the pigments, and set to work.
Back at Hues & Mews, Duncan had an idea. What if he could mix colors in a way that no one had ever seen? He began experimenting with odd combinations: electric pinks with deep blues, neon greens with sunset oranges. But nothing felt quite right.
One afternoon, a new shipment of paint samples arrived from Pantone Colorworks, and Duncan received a package with a bright, glossy label: "Experimental Color #2303." The label intrigued him. Duncan opened the can, and a brilliant, unexpected shade of magenta with flecks of gold shimmered before him. It was like a sunrise over a glittering city - bold, dynamic, and utterly unique.
Duncan’s eyes widened. "This is it! This is the color that will change everything!"
He decided to showcase this new hue in the store’s window display, hoping it would capture everyone’s attention. As luck would have it, Jessica Honey happened to be visiting Hues & Mews to check on a shipment. She spotted the new color and was instantly curious.
"What’s this color called?" Jessica asked Duncan, eyeing the striking magenta.
Duncan shrugged, a mischievous grin spreading across his face. "I don’t know, but it’s spectacular. Maybe we should name it something memorable."
Jessica thought for a moment and said, "How about Pantone 2303? It sounds futuristic and cool."
Duncan nodded enthusiastically. "Perfect! Pantone 2303 it is!"
The new color quickly became the talk of Colorville. People flocked to Hues & Mews, eager to see Pantone 2303 in action. It wasn’t long before the hue was featured in magazines, home décor shows, and even became the go-to choice for avant-garde designers.
And so, in a twist of fate, the dull "Beige Beige" had been transformed into a dazzling new color thanks to the combined ingenuity of Duncan Smith and Jessica Honey. The two unlikely heroes celebrated with a glass of sparkling cider, toasting to the birth of Pantone 2303 and their newfound fame.
In the end, Colorville had a new favorite shade, and Duncan and Jessica had proven that even the most mundane tasks could lead to extraordinary results with a little creativity and a dash of humor.
One rainy Tuesday afternoon, Duncan was tidying up the store, humming along to an old disco tune. The boutique was known for its eclectic range of colors and designs. As he dusted off a shelf full of paint samples, a particularly dull shade caught his eye. It was labeled "Beige Beige," which was as unexciting as it sounded.
Duncan frowned. "This shade is as exciting as watching paint dry… literally." He scratched his head, pondering how to liven up the color world.
Meanwhile, at the Pantone Colorworks factory, Jessica Honey was busy at her mixing station. She had just received a mysterious, cryptic note: "Create a color so spectacular that it’ll make everyone stop in their tracks. No pressure." Signed, "The Color Guru." Intrigued and a bit bewildered, Jessica dove into her work with gusto. She grabbed her brushes, stirred the pigments, and set to work.
Back at Hues & Mews, Duncan had an idea. What if he could mix colors in a way that no one had ever seen? He began experimenting with odd combinations: electric pinks with deep blues, neon greens with sunset oranges. But nothing felt quite right.
One afternoon, a new shipment of paint samples arrived from Pantone Colorworks, and Duncan received a package with a bright, glossy label: "Experimental Color #2303." The label intrigued him. Duncan opened the can, and a brilliant, unexpected shade of magenta with flecks of gold shimmered before him. It was like a sunrise over a glittering city - bold, dynamic, and utterly unique.
Duncan’s eyes widened. "This is it! This is the color that will change everything!"
He decided to showcase this new hue in the store’s window display, hoping it would capture everyone’s attention. As luck would have it, Jessica Honey happened to be visiting Hues & Mews to check on a shipment. She spotted the new color and was instantly curious.
"What’s this color called?" Jessica asked Duncan, eyeing the striking magenta.
Duncan shrugged, a mischievous grin spreading across his face. "I don’t know, but it’s spectacular. Maybe we should name it something memorable."
Jessica thought for a moment and said, "How about Pantone 2303? It sounds futuristic and cool."
Duncan nodded enthusiastically. "Perfect! Pantone 2303 it is!"
The new color quickly became the talk of Colorville. People flocked to Hues & Mews, eager to see Pantone 2303 in action. It wasn’t long before the hue was featured in magazines, home décor shows, and even became the go-to choice for avant-garde designers.
And so, in a twist of fate, the dull "Beige Beige" had been transformed into a dazzling new color thanks to the combined ingenuity of Duncan Smith and Jessica Honey. The two unlikely heroes celebrated with a glass of sparkling cider, toasting to the birth of Pantone 2303 and their newfound fame.
In the end, Colorville had a new favorite shade, and Duncan and Jessica had proven that even the most mundane tasks could lead to extraordinary results with a little creativity and a dash of humor.
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