Bright cerulean
Onyx
Arsenic
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PANTONE 2394
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#008DCERGB:
0, 141, 206CMYK:
100, 12, 0, 2HSL:
199°, 100%, 81%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Rich electric bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2193in RAL Classic:
RAL 5012in RAL Design:
RAL 210 60 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 660-1in NCS:
NCS S 2060-R90B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 2394?
PANTONE 2394 is available in different formats, such as coated, uncoated, plastic, and solid.
The hexadecimal color code - #008DCE, PANTONE 2394 is a shade of cyan.
It has 0% red, 55.29% green, and 80.78% blue in the RGB color model.
It also has a hue of 199°, a saturation of 100%, and a lightness of 81% in the HSL color space.
The approximate wavelength of this color is 479.57 nm.
PANTONE 2394 is a bright and vibrant color that can be used to create contrast, attract attention, or convey energy and excitement.
It can also be associated with water, sky, or technology.
The hexadecimal color code - #008DCE, PANTONE 2394 is a shade of cyan.
It has 0% red, 55.29% green, and 80.78% blue in the RGB color model.
It also has a hue of 199°, a saturation of 100%, and a lightness of 81% in the HSL color space.
The approximate wavelength of this color is 479.57 nm.
PANTONE 2394 is a bright and vibrant color that can be used to create contrast, attract attention, or convey energy and excitement.
It can also be associated with water, sky, or technology.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2394 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...
RAL Classic
RAL 5012
RAL 9005
RAL 7016
RAL 4011
RAL 5025
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2394'
The Pantone Peril
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Quirkville, where oddities were as common as pigeons, the most eccentric event of the year was about to unfold. Connor Powell, a well-known inventor with a penchant for the bizarre, had just received the biggest gig of his career: designing a new trademark for the Wacky Wombat Circus. The client had a very specific request - incorporate the latest color from the Pantone Color Institute, Pantone 2394, a shade so bright it could be seen from space.
Connor, ever the innovator, was thrilled. He’d been experimenting with inventions involving every imaginable material - holographic jelly and musical marshmallows, to name a few - but Pantone 2394 presented a unique challenge. It was a vivid magenta with a personality all its own, like a flamboyant peacock in a room full of sparrows.
In his cluttered workshop, Connor prepared his arsenal: neon paints, glitter cannons, and holographic confetti dispensers. His plan was to use Pantone 2394 to create a trademark that would not only dazzle but hypnotize. The design involved a swirling vortex of color that, when activated, would spin wildly and project magical patterns of whimsy and wonder.
Enter Igor McLeod, the circus’s diligent cleaner. Igor was a burly man with a mop that had more stories to tell than any novel. He was known for his meticulous work ethic, always ensuring every corner of the circus was spotless, even if it meant getting covered in more glitter than the showgirls.
One fateful evening, as Connor put the finishing touches on his trademark design, Igor was busy mopping the floor with an ancient, magical mop he had inherited from a long-forgotten ancestor. Unbeknownst to Igor, this mop had a peculiar effect on Pantone 2394 - any exposure to the mop’s bristles turned the color into a living, pulsating entity with a mind of its own.
Connor was just about to unveil his creation when Igor, in his enthusiastic mopping, accidentally splashed Pantone 2394 all over the prototype. The color immediately began to vibrate and wiggle as if it had developed a sense of humor. It formed into a small, purple creature with googly eyes and a tiny top hat. The creature hopped around, leaving trails of sparkling magenta footprints wherever it went.
The next day, as the circus performers prepared for the grand unveiling, Connor and Igor tried to capture the mischievous color creature, which had decided to take a nap inside a cotton candy machine. The creature’s antics turned the machine into a magenta explosion, covering the entire circus tent in a dazzling pink mess.
The grand reveal, scheduled for noon, became a spectacle of its own. The audience was greeted not just with the trademark, but with an entire circus transformed into a vibrant, magenta wonderland. Elephants painted in Pantone 2394 performed synchronized dances with flamingos, while clowns emerged from a rainbow of magenta confetti.
The Wacky Wombat Circus became an instant sensation, not for its new trademark, but for its unexpected, kaleidoscopic display. Connor and Igor, covered in cotton candy and glitter, were hailed as heroes of whimsy. Pantone 2394 had, indeed, become the star of the show, proving that even the most bizarre of inventions could lead to spectacular results.
And so, the strange and funny tale of Pantone 2394 and its accidental magical escapade lived on, becoming the stuff of legend in Quirkville. Connor continued to invent in his delightfully chaotic workshop, while Igor’s mop was retired as a historical artifact, forever remembered for its role in the most colorful circus performance the city had ever seen.
Connor, ever the innovator, was thrilled. He’d been experimenting with inventions involving every imaginable material - holographic jelly and musical marshmallows, to name a few - but Pantone 2394 presented a unique challenge. It was a vivid magenta with a personality all its own, like a flamboyant peacock in a room full of sparrows.
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In his cluttered workshop, Connor prepared his arsenal: neon paints, glitter cannons, and holographic confetti dispensers. His plan was to use Pantone 2394 to create a trademark that would not only dazzle but hypnotize. The design involved a swirling vortex of color that, when activated, would spin wildly and project magical patterns of whimsy and wonder.
Enter Igor McLeod, the circus’s diligent cleaner. Igor was a burly man with a mop that had more stories to tell than any novel. He was known for his meticulous work ethic, always ensuring every corner of the circus was spotless, even if it meant getting covered in more glitter than the showgirls.
One fateful evening, as Connor put the finishing touches on his trademark design, Igor was busy mopping the floor with an ancient, magical mop he had inherited from a long-forgotten ancestor. Unbeknownst to Igor, this mop had a peculiar effect on Pantone 2394 - any exposure to the mop’s bristles turned the color into a living, pulsating entity with a mind of its own.
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Connor was just about to unveil his creation when Igor, in his enthusiastic mopping, accidentally splashed Pantone 2394 all over the prototype. The color immediately began to vibrate and wiggle as if it had developed a sense of humor. It formed into a small, purple creature with googly eyes and a tiny top hat. The creature hopped around, leaving trails of sparkling magenta footprints wherever it went.
The next day, as the circus performers prepared for the grand unveiling, Connor and Igor tried to capture the mischievous color creature, which had decided to take a nap inside a cotton candy machine. The creature’s antics turned the machine into a magenta explosion, covering the entire circus tent in a dazzling pink mess.
The grand reveal, scheduled for noon, became a spectacle of its own. The audience was greeted not just with the trademark, but with an entire circus transformed into a vibrant, magenta wonderland. Elephants painted in Pantone 2394 performed synchronized dances with flamingos, while clowns emerged from a rainbow of magenta confetti.
The Wacky Wombat Circus became an instant sensation, not for its new trademark, but for its unexpected, kaleidoscopic display. Connor and Igor, covered in cotton candy and glitter, were hailed as heroes of whimsy. Pantone 2394 had, indeed, become the star of the show, proving that even the most bizarre of inventions could lead to spectacular results.
And so, the strange and funny tale of Pantone 2394 and its accidental magical escapade lived on, becoming the stuff of legend in Quirkville. Connor continued to invent in his delightfully chaotic workshop, while Igor’s mop was retired as a historical artifact, forever remembered for its role in the most colorful circus performance the city had ever seen.
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