Caput mortuum
Dark tea green
Almond
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PANTONE 2321
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HEX Triplet:
#6B4F2DRGB:
107, 79, 45CMYK:
0, 44, 75, 74HSL:
33°, 58%, 42%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Coffeein PANTONE:
PANTONE 462in RAL Classic:
RAL 8008in RAL Design:
RAL 060 30 27in RAL Effect:
RAL 320-6in NCS:
NCS S 6020-Y 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:08
What color is PANTONE 2321?
PANTONE 2321 is a medium dark shade of orange with a brownish hue.
It is composed of 41.96% red, 30.98% green, and 17.65% blue in the RGB color model, and 0% cyan, 44% magenta, 75% yellow, and 74% black in the CMYK color model.
This color is used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
It can be used for different design projects, but it may look different depending on the medium and the environment.
It is composed of 41.96% red, 30.98% green, and 17.65% blue in the RGB color model, and 0% cyan, 44% magenta, 75% yellow, and 74% black in the CMYK color model.
This color is used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
It can be used for different design projects, but it may look different depending on the medium and the environment.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2321 color
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See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2321'
The Great Pantone Quest
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Designopolis, there lived a renowned doctor of color theory, Dr. Iona Moon. Known for her brilliant mind and eccentric habits, Dr. Moon was celebrated for her ability to decipher the most complex hues in the spectrum. Her office was a shrine to every color ever imagined, with Pantone swatches strewn across the walls like colorful confetti.
One day, Dr. Moon received an urgent message from Hubert McLeod, a celebrated writer whose latest novel was to be adapted into a trademark design. Hubert had heard of Dr. Moon’s expertise and sought her help to solve a critical design conundrum. The problem? A mysterious color known only as Pantone 2321.
With an air of dramatic flair, Hubert burst into Dr. Moon’s office, clutching a set of design sketches. "Dr. Moon, I need your help!" he exclaimed, his eyes wide with worry. "The design for my new trademark must include Pantone 2321, but I have no idea what it truly represents!"
Dr. Moon adjusted her oversized glasses and peered at the sketches with intense curiosity. "Ah, Pantone 2321! A color with a story as intricate as its name," she said, rubbing her chin thoughtfully. "It’s said to embody the essence of creativity and chaos, but it’s not just any old hue."
Hubert’s eyebrows shot up. "Creativity and chaos? Sounds like my life!"
Dr. Moon chuckled. "Exactly. Pantone 2321 is a color that represents the collision of imagination and disorder. It’s vibrant, unpredictable, and just a tad rebellious."
"To make matters worse," Hubert continued, "the design is supposed to symbolize balance and innovation. How can we blend Pantone 2321 with those themes?"
"Ah," Dr. Moon said, "therein lies the challenge. We need to find a way to harmonize the chaotic energy of Pantone 2321 with a sense of order."
She led Hubert to a large easel where she had a blank canvas. With a flourish, she dipped her brush into a jar of Pantone 2321 and began to paint. The color leaped off the canvas with an audacious swirl of pinkish-purple and electric blue.
"Think of it this way," Dr. Moon explained as she painted. "Pantone 2321 is like a wild jazz solo - spontaneous and unpredictable. To bring balance, we need to introduce elements of structure, like a well-crafted symphony."
As Dr. Moon worked, Hubert observed in awe. "So, if Pantone 2321 is the chaos, then the structured elements are the harmony?"
"Precisely!" Dr. Moon said, dabbing the brush with a careful hand. "The key is to let the color’s natural chaos guide the design while introducing elements that provide a sense of coherence. Imagine a stormy sky with rays of sunlight breaking through."
Hubert’s eyes lit up. "I think I understand now! Pantone 2321 will be the dynamic force, while the design elements will guide its energy in a purposeful direction."
With renewed enthusiasm, Hubert went to work, incorporating Pantone 2321 into his trademark design with a balance of structured lines and freeform shapes. The result was a strikingly original logo that perfectly captured the essence of creativity and innovation.
When the design was unveiled, it was met with widespread acclaim. Pantone 2321 had found its place in the trademark, embodying both the chaos of imagination and the harmony of balance. Dr. Moon’s advice had turned what seemed like a design dilemma into a brilliant triumph.
As Hubert and Dr. Moon celebrated their success, Hubert raised a toast. "To Pantone 2321, the color that taught us how to embrace chaos and balance!"
Dr. Moon clinked her glass with a smile. "And to the art of making sense out of color and confusion!"
And so, in the heart of Designopolis, Pantone 2321 became a symbol of creative harmony, thanks to the unlikely partnership between a color expert and a writer with a penchant for chaos.
One day, Dr. Moon received an urgent message from Hubert McLeod, a celebrated writer whose latest novel was to be adapted into a trademark design. Hubert had heard of Dr. Moon’s expertise and sought her help to solve a critical design conundrum. The problem? A mysterious color known only as Pantone 2321.
With an air of dramatic flair, Hubert burst into Dr. Moon’s office, clutching a set of design sketches. "Dr. Moon, I need your help!" he exclaimed, his eyes wide with worry. "The design for my new trademark must include Pantone 2321, but I have no idea what it truly represents!"
Dr. Moon adjusted her oversized glasses and peered at the sketches with intense curiosity. "Ah, Pantone 2321! A color with a story as intricate as its name," she said, rubbing her chin thoughtfully. "It’s said to embody the essence of creativity and chaos, but it’s not just any old hue."
Hubert’s eyebrows shot up. "Creativity and chaos? Sounds like my life!"
Dr. Moon chuckled. "Exactly. Pantone 2321 is a color that represents the collision of imagination and disorder. It’s vibrant, unpredictable, and just a tad rebellious."
"To make matters worse," Hubert continued, "the design is supposed to symbolize balance and innovation. How can we blend Pantone 2321 with those themes?"
"Ah," Dr. Moon said, "therein lies the challenge. We need to find a way to harmonize the chaotic energy of Pantone 2321 with a sense of order."
She led Hubert to a large easel where she had a blank canvas. With a flourish, she dipped her brush into a jar of Pantone 2321 and began to paint. The color leaped off the canvas with an audacious swirl of pinkish-purple and electric blue.
"Think of it this way," Dr. Moon explained as she painted. "Pantone 2321 is like a wild jazz solo - spontaneous and unpredictable. To bring balance, we need to introduce elements of structure, like a well-crafted symphony."
As Dr. Moon worked, Hubert observed in awe. "So, if Pantone 2321 is the chaos, then the structured elements are the harmony?"
"Precisely!" Dr. Moon said, dabbing the brush with a careful hand. "The key is to let the color’s natural chaos guide the design while introducing elements that provide a sense of coherence. Imagine a stormy sky with rays of sunlight breaking through."
Hubert’s eyes lit up. "I think I understand now! Pantone 2321 will be the dynamic force, while the design elements will guide its energy in a purposeful direction."
With renewed enthusiasm, Hubert went to work, incorporating Pantone 2321 into his trademark design with a balance of structured lines and freeform shapes. The result was a strikingly original logo that perfectly captured the essence of creativity and innovation.
When the design was unveiled, it was met with widespread acclaim. Pantone 2321 had found its place in the trademark, embodying both the chaos of imagination and the harmony of balance. Dr. Moon’s advice had turned what seemed like a design dilemma into a brilliant triumph.
As Hubert and Dr. Moon celebrated their success, Hubert raised a toast. "To Pantone 2321, the color that taught us how to embrace chaos and balance!"
Dr. Moon clinked her glass with a smile. "And to the art of making sense out of color and confusion!"
And so, in the heart of Designopolis, Pantone 2321 became a symbol of creative harmony, thanks to the unlikely partnership between a color expert and a writer with a penchant for chaos.
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