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PANTONE 2313
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C29669RGB:
194, 150, 105CMYK:
18, 41, 62, 6HSL:
30°, 46%, 76%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Camelin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7515in RAL Classic:
RAL 3012in RAL Design:
RAL 050 60 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 310-Min NCS:
NCS S 3020-Y30R 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 2313?
The color of PANTONE 2313 is a shade of orange, with a warm and earthy tone.
It has a hexadecimal value of #C29669, which means it is composed of 76.08% red, 58.82% green and 41.18% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, it has a value of 18% cyan, 41% magenta, 62% yellow and 6% black.
PANTONE 2313 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, home decor, and more.
This color creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere, or add a touch of warmth and elegance to a design.
It has a hexadecimal value of #C29669, which means it is composed of 76.08% red, 58.82% green and 41.18% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, it has a value of 18% cyan, 41% magenta, 62% yellow and 6% black.
PANTONE 2313 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, home decor, and more.
This color creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere, or add a touch of warmth and elegance to a design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2313 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2313'
The Chromatic Revolution
In a far away place, in the heart of Technotown, where ink and paper danced in endless harmony, there was a legendary printer named Virgil Steel. With a penchant for perfection, Virgil had mastered every shade in the color spectrum, but his curiosity was forever piqued by one elusive hue: PANTONE 2313.
PANTONE 2313 was no ordinary color; it was the color of dreams, rumored to possess an enchantment that could transform ordinary prints into mesmerizing works of art. Despite its mythical allure, no one had ever successfully used it - until now.
Virgil, the Doctor of Printology, had spent years perfecting his craft. His workshops were filled with the hum of machines and the faint scent of ink, but Virgil’s heart was set on uncovering the secrets of PANTONE 2313. His only clue was a tattered manuscript, written by the eccentric Professor Hubert Korr, a genius who had once dabbled in color theory before mysteriously disappearing.
One evening, as Virgil toiled away in his studio, he received a peculiar letter sealed with a vibrant pink wax. It was from none other than Professor Hubert Korr, now residing in the secluded Color Grove. The professor’s note was a cryptic invitation, hinting at the discovery of PANTONE 2313's revolutionary potential.
Excited and intrigued, Virgil packed his bags and journeyed to Color Grove, a whimsical forest where every leaf and petal shimmered in a spectrum of colors. There, amidst the riotous hues, he found Professor Korr, his hair wild and eyes twinkling with mischief.
"Welcome, Doctor Steel!" Korr greeted, his voice echoing like a symphony of colors. "I’ve been expecting you. Are you ready to see the magic of PANTONE 2313?"
With a flourish, the professor revealed an ancient printing press adorned with vibrant jewels. "This," Korr said, "is the Key Press. It has the power to unlock the true potential of PANTONE 2313."
Virgil’s eyes widened as Korr mixed a small vial of shimmering pigment into the press. The ink, a dazzling pink with subtle iridescent flecks, was unlike anything he had ever seen. As the press began its work, the room was filled with a brilliant glow. The prints that emerged were extraordinary - each page seemed to come alive, with colors shifting and dancing as though they had a life of their own.
"This," Korr explained, "is the revolution. PANTONE 2313 doesn’t just add color; it breathes life into prints. It transforms the mundane into the extraordinary, captivating viewers with its dynamic beauty."
Virgil was enthralled. He realized that PANTONE 2313 was not just a color but a bridge to a new era of print artistry. Together with Professor Korr, he envisioned a future where this magical hue could inspire and delight, turning every printed piece into a breathtaking experience.
With newfound knowledge and excitement, Virgil returned to Technotown. His workshop became a beacon of innovation as he integrated PANTONE 2313 into his work, creating prints that mesmerized and enchanted all who saw them. The color's fame spread far and wide, and Technotown became renowned as the epicenter of chromatic wonder.
As for Professor Korr, he vanished as mysteriously as he had appeared, leaving behind a legacy of brilliance. Virgil, now a legend in his own right, continued to explore the endless possibilities of PANTONE 2313, forever grateful for the whimsical adventure that had changed the world of print forever.
And so, the Chromatic Revolution began, all thanks to the Doctor’s relentless pursuit of perfection and the Professor’s whimsical genius, proving that sometimes, the most magical transformations come in the most unexpected hues.
PANTONE 2313 was no ordinary color; it was the color of dreams, rumored to possess an enchantment that could transform ordinary prints into mesmerizing works of art. Despite its mythical allure, no one had ever successfully used it - until now.
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Virgil, the Doctor of Printology, had spent years perfecting his craft. His workshops were filled with the hum of machines and the faint scent of ink, but Virgil’s heart was set on uncovering the secrets of PANTONE 2313. His only clue was a tattered manuscript, written by the eccentric Professor Hubert Korr, a genius who had once dabbled in color theory before mysteriously disappearing.
One evening, as Virgil toiled away in his studio, he received a peculiar letter sealed with a vibrant pink wax. It was from none other than Professor Hubert Korr, now residing in the secluded Color Grove. The professor’s note was a cryptic invitation, hinting at the discovery of PANTONE 2313's revolutionary potential.
Excited and intrigued, Virgil packed his bags and journeyed to Color Grove, a whimsical forest where every leaf and petal shimmered in a spectrum of colors. There, amidst the riotous hues, he found Professor Korr, his hair wild and eyes twinkling with mischief.
"Welcome, Doctor Steel!" Korr greeted, his voice echoing like a symphony of colors. "I’ve been expecting you. Are you ready to see the magic of PANTONE 2313?"
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With a flourish, the professor revealed an ancient printing press adorned with vibrant jewels. "This," Korr said, "is the Key Press. It has the power to unlock the true potential of PANTONE 2313."
Virgil’s eyes widened as Korr mixed a small vial of shimmering pigment into the press. The ink, a dazzling pink with subtle iridescent flecks, was unlike anything he had ever seen. As the press began its work, the room was filled with a brilliant glow. The prints that emerged were extraordinary - each page seemed to come alive, with colors shifting and dancing as though they had a life of their own.
"This," Korr explained, "is the revolution. PANTONE 2313 doesn’t just add color; it breathes life into prints. It transforms the mundane into the extraordinary, captivating viewers with its dynamic beauty."
Virgil was enthralled. He realized that PANTONE 2313 was not just a color but a bridge to a new era of print artistry. Together with Professor Korr, he envisioned a future where this magical hue could inspire and delight, turning every printed piece into a breathtaking experience.
With newfound knowledge and excitement, Virgil returned to Technotown. His workshop became a beacon of innovation as he integrated PANTONE 2313 into his work, creating prints that mesmerized and enchanted all who saw them. The color's fame spread far and wide, and Technotown became renowned as the epicenter of chromatic wonder.
As for Professor Korr, he vanished as mysteriously as he had appeared, leaving behind a legacy of brilliance. Virgil, now a legend in his own right, continued to explore the endless possibilities of PANTONE 2313, forever grateful for the whimsical adventure that had changed the world of print forever.
And so, the Chromatic Revolution began, all thanks to the Doctor’s relentless pursuit of perfection and the Professor’s whimsical genius, proving that sometimes, the most magical transformations come in the most unexpected hues.
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