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Phthalo green
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PANTONE 2384
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#00679FRGB:
0, 103, 159CMYK:
99, 48, 1, 14HSL:
201°, 100%, 62%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Medium Persian bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 7691in RAL Classic:
RAL 5017in RAL Design:
RAL 230 40 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 650-Min NCS:
NCS S 2065-B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:18
What color is PANTONE 2384?
PANTONE 2384 is a vibrant pink hue with a cool undertone.
It has the following color values:
It is a bold and eye-catching color that can convey energy, excitement, and creativity.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 0, 103, 159
HEX: #00679F
CMYK: 99, 48, 1, 14
It is a bold and eye-catching color that can convey energy, excitement, and creativity.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2384 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 9023
RAL 6009
RAL 1000
RAL 5012
RAL 9001
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2384'
The Color Conundrum of Gianni and Donatella
Once upon a time, in a small, vibrant town called Chromopolis, there lived an eccentric artist named Gianni Ford. Gianni was famous for his outlandish creations, each more flamboyant than the last. He saw the world not in shades of grey, but in explosions of color. However, there was one hue that had always eluded him: the perfect pink. This shade was whispered about in hushed tones, revered by designers and artists alike - PANTONE 2384, the mythical "Pink of Paradise."
Gianni was determined to find this elusive color and incorporate it into his next grand project - a revolutionary interior design scheme that would turn any ordinary space into a vibrant utopia. But there was a problem: PANTONE 2384 was said to be manufactured in only one place, deep inside the chromatic labyrinth of the Monotone Megafactory.
The factory was a stark contrast to Gianni's world. It was a place where dullness thrived, and everything was painted in shades of beige. It was here that Donatella Buffalo, a factory worker with a heart of gold but a life of monotony, toiled away day after day. Donatella was the unsung hero of the color world, overseeing the production of every shade imaginable, except for PANTONE 2384, which was locked away in the factory’s most secret vault.
One fateful day, Gianni, driven by his obsession, arrived at the factory gates. His arrival caused quite a stir, as his bright orange hat and polka-dotted coat stood out like a peacock in a flock of pigeons. Determined, Gianni demanded to see Donatella Buffalo, the keeper of the factory’s secrets. When Donatella, covered in a fine layer of beige dust, met Gianni, their worlds collided in a burst of creativity and caution.
"Why would you want PANTONE 2384?" Donatella asked, her voice tinged with both curiosity and concern. "It’s said to be too powerful, too vibrant. It could change everything."
"That’s exactly why I need it!" Gianni exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with the promise of artistic revelation. "I want to design interiors that explode with joy, that lift the spirit the moment you step inside!"
Donatella hesitated. She had always dreamed of a life filled with color, but the factory had taught her to be wary of hues that were too bold. However, something in Gianni’s passion stirred a long-forgotten desire within her - to break free from the monochrome shackles and embrace the full spectrum of life.
After much convincing, Donatella agreed to help Gianni. She led him through the winding halls of the factory, past the drab assembly lines, until they reached the secret vault. With trembling hands, she unlocked the door, revealing a small, unassuming canister labeled "PANTONE 2384."
Gianni's eyes widened as he opened the canister, releasing a wave of color that was unlike anything he had ever seen. It was pink, but not just any pink - it was the pink of a thousand sunsets, the blush of a lover’s first kiss, the warmth of a summer morning. It was everything he had ever dreamed of and more.
Together, Gianni and Donatella began to experiment. They painted walls, ceilings, and even furniture with PANTONE 2384. The results were astonishing. The color didn’t just brighten the room; it transformed it. Spaces painted with this magical hue became more than just rooms - they became experiences. A simple living room turned into a garden of serenity, a dull office became a palace of inspiration, and a drab kitchen morphed into a vibrant hub of creativity.
Word of Gianni and Donatella’s collaboration spread like wildfire. Soon, people from all over the world flocked to Chromopolis to experience the wonders of PANTONE 2384 for themselves. The town was transformed into a living art exhibit, with every building, street, and alleyway painted in the radiant pink.
Gianni and Donatella became overnight sensations, hailed as the pioneers of a new era in interior design. But more than that, they had shown the world that color was not just a tool, but a powerful force that could change the way people lived, loved, and experienced their surroundings.
As for Donatella, she left the factory and joined Gianni in his creative endeavors. Together, they continued to push the boundaries of design, always searching for the next color that could transform the world. And though they experimented with countless shades and hues, PANTONE 2384 remained their crowning achievement - a testament to the power of color, and the magic that happens when you dare to dream in pink.
Gianni was determined to find this elusive color and incorporate it into his next grand project - a revolutionary interior design scheme that would turn any ordinary space into a vibrant utopia. But there was a problem: PANTONE 2384 was said to be manufactured in only one place, deep inside the chromatic labyrinth of the Monotone Megafactory.
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The factory was a stark contrast to Gianni's world. It was a place where dullness thrived, and everything was painted in shades of beige. It was here that Donatella Buffalo, a factory worker with a heart of gold but a life of monotony, toiled away day after day. Donatella was the unsung hero of the color world, overseeing the production of every shade imaginable, except for PANTONE 2384, which was locked away in the factory’s most secret vault.
One fateful day, Gianni, driven by his obsession, arrived at the factory gates. His arrival caused quite a stir, as his bright orange hat and polka-dotted coat stood out like a peacock in a flock of pigeons. Determined, Gianni demanded to see Donatella Buffalo, the keeper of the factory’s secrets. When Donatella, covered in a fine layer of beige dust, met Gianni, their worlds collided in a burst of creativity and caution.
"Why would you want PANTONE 2384?" Donatella asked, her voice tinged with both curiosity and concern. "It’s said to be too powerful, too vibrant. It could change everything."
"That’s exactly why I need it!" Gianni exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with the promise of artistic revelation. "I want to design interiors that explode with joy, that lift the spirit the moment you step inside!"
Donatella hesitated. She had always dreamed of a life filled with color, but the factory had taught her to be wary of hues that were too bold. However, something in Gianni’s passion stirred a long-forgotten desire within her - to break free from the monochrome shackles and embrace the full spectrum of life.
After much convincing, Donatella agreed to help Gianni. She led him through the winding halls of the factory, past the drab assembly lines, until they reached the secret vault. With trembling hands, she unlocked the door, revealing a small, unassuming canister labeled "PANTONE 2384."
Gianni's eyes widened as he opened the canister, releasing a wave of color that was unlike anything he had ever seen. It was pink, but not just any pink - it was the pink of a thousand sunsets, the blush of a lover’s first kiss, the warmth of a summer morning. It was everything he had ever dreamed of and more.
Together, Gianni and Donatella began to experiment. They painted walls, ceilings, and even furniture with PANTONE 2384. The results were astonishing. The color didn’t just brighten the room; it transformed it. Spaces painted with this magical hue became more than just rooms - they became experiences. A simple living room turned into a garden of serenity, a dull office became a palace of inspiration, and a drab kitchen morphed into a vibrant hub of creativity.
Word of Gianni and Donatella’s collaboration spread like wildfire. Soon, people from all over the world flocked to Chromopolis to experience the wonders of PANTONE 2384 for themselves. The town was transformed into a living art exhibit, with every building, street, and alleyway painted in the radiant pink.
Gianni and Donatella became overnight sensations, hailed as the pioneers of a new era in interior design. But more than that, they had shown the world that color was not just a tool, but a powerful force that could change the way people lived, loved, and experienced their surroundings.
As for Donatella, she left the factory and joined Gianni in his creative endeavors. Together, they continued to push the boundaries of design, always searching for the next color that could transform the world. And though they experimented with countless shades and hues, PANTONE 2384 remained their crowning achievement - a testament to the power of color, and the magic that happens when you dare to dream in pink.
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