Dark slate gray
Dark jungle green
Dark cyan
Portland Orange
Ball Blue
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PANTONE 2398
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#22ACA6RGB:
34, 172, 166CMYK:
71, 0, 36, 0HSL:
177°, 80%, 67%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Light sea greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 326in RAL Classic:
RAL 5018in RAL Design:
RAL 200 60 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 690-2in NCS:
NCS S 2050-B80G 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:28
What color is PANTONE 2398?
PANTONE 2398 is a color code that represents a medium dark shade of cyan.
It has a hexadecimal value of #22ACA6 and an RGB value of 34, 172, 166.
This color has a hue of 177°, a saturation of 80%, and a lightness of 67%.
PANTONE 2398 has an approximate wavelength of 492.96 nm.
PANTONE 2398 is a lovely hue
It reminds me of the ocean's blue
But it's not quite blue, it's more like green
A mix of both, if you know what I mean
It's bright and cheerful, but not too loud
It stands out in a colorful crowd
It's perfect for a summer dress
Or a cool and refreshing mint ice-cream
PANTONE 2398 is a color I adore
It makes me want to see more and more
It's like a splash of water on a sunny day
Or a tropical paradise far away
PANTONE 2398 is a color that inspires
It fills me with joy and creative fires
It's one of my favorite colors to see
PANTONE 2398, you're the color for me!
It has a hexadecimal value of #22ACA6 and an RGB value of 34, 172, 166.
This color has a hue of 177°, a saturation of 80%, and a lightness of 67%.
PANTONE 2398 has an approximate wavelength of 492.96 nm.
PANTONE 2398 is a lovely hue
It reminds me of the ocean's blue
But it's not quite blue, it's more like green
A mix of both, if you know what I mean
It's bright and cheerful, but not too loud
It stands out in a colorful crowd
It's perfect for a summer dress
Or a cool and refreshing mint ice-cream
PANTONE 2398 is a color I adore
It makes me want to see more and more
It's like a splash of water on a sunny day
Or a tropical paradise far away
PANTONE 2398 is a color that inspires
It fills me with joy and creative fires
It's one of my favorite colors to see
PANTONE 2398, you're the color for me!
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2398 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 6028
RAL 8022
RAL 5018
RAL 2008
RAL 5012
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2398'
The Great PANTONE Prank
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where color was taken very seriously, there was a legendary painter named Iona Smith. Her talent for transforming spaces with her brush was unparalleled, but she had one weakness: a competitive streak.
One day, Iona received a peculiar request from the city’s most eccentric engineer, Mario Lantern. Mario had a new project - a high-tech laboratory that needed to be "inspired" by the latest PANTONE color: 2398, also known as "Fuchsia Frenzy." This color was notoriously bold and vibrant, a choice that made Iona shudder with the thought of painting an entire room in such an intense hue.
"Iona," Mario said, adjusting his glasses and tapping a holographic display with the PANTONE 2398 swatch. "This color will revolutionize our lab. We need the walls, the floors, and even the ceiling coated in Fuchsia Frenzy. It’ll spark creativity and energy. What do you think?"
Iona, not one to back down from a challenge, agreed with a dramatic flourish. "Mario, you’ve got yourself a painter. I’ll make that lab pop, sparkle, and sing in Fuchsia Frenzy."
As Iona worked tirelessly, she noticed Mario’s peculiar habit: he would often visit the lab dressed in outrageously colorful outfits, each one seeming to rival the last in intensity. One day, he appeared in a neon green jumpsuit with purple polka dots, and the next, in a rainbow-striped suit that seemed to defy the laws of fashion.
Iona, determined to make a statement of her own, hatched a plan. When Mario left for a week-long conference, Iona seized the opportunity to experiment with the color. She transformed the lab into an explosion of Fuchsia Frenzy, but added a twist: she painted the lab’s floor with a giant smiley face and covered the ceiling with sparkly constellations. It was a riot of pink and glittery whimsy.
When Mario returned, he was speechless. He stepped into the lab, his mouth agape. The walls were a brilliant fuchsia, but the floor - oh, the floor! It had a giant, glowing smiley face that seemed to wink at him. The ceiling was like a cosmic disco ball.
"Wow, Iona," Mario stammered, trying to process the transformation. "This is… quite something. But it’s not quite what I had in mind. It’s… very fun, though."
Iona grinned, leaning casually against a fuchsia wall. "You said you wanted to spark creativity and energy. I thought I’d give you something to smile about!"
Mario chuckled, shaking his head. "You’ve definitely achieved that. But next time, I think I’ll leave the artistic interpretation to you and just stick to my usual boring lab attire."
In the end, Mario’s lab became the talk of Chromaville. The bold, playful design brought an unexpected joy to the lab, and Iona’s unique touch made it a symbol of creativity. The eccentric engineer and the brilliant painter formed an unlikely friendship, bound by their shared love for color and an appreciation for each other's quirks.
From then on, every time someone mentioned PANTONE 2398, it wasn’t just a color - it was a reminder of the time a painter and an engineer turned a laboratory into a fuchsia funhouse, proving that sometimes, a little whimsy was exactly what was needed to brighten up even the most serious of spaces.
One day, Iona received a peculiar request from the city’s most eccentric engineer, Mario Lantern. Mario had a new project - a high-tech laboratory that needed to be "inspired" by the latest PANTONE color: 2398, also known as "Fuchsia Frenzy." This color was notoriously bold and vibrant, a choice that made Iona shudder with the thought of painting an entire room in such an intense hue.
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"Iona," Mario said, adjusting his glasses and tapping a holographic display with the PANTONE 2398 swatch. "This color will revolutionize our lab. We need the walls, the floors, and even the ceiling coated in Fuchsia Frenzy. It’ll spark creativity and energy. What do you think?"
Iona, not one to back down from a challenge, agreed with a dramatic flourish. "Mario, you’ve got yourself a painter. I’ll make that lab pop, sparkle, and sing in Fuchsia Frenzy."
As Iona worked tirelessly, she noticed Mario’s peculiar habit: he would often visit the lab dressed in outrageously colorful outfits, each one seeming to rival the last in intensity. One day, he appeared in a neon green jumpsuit with purple polka dots, and the next, in a rainbow-striped suit that seemed to defy the laws of fashion.
Iona, determined to make a statement of her own, hatched a plan. When Mario left for a week-long conference, Iona seized the opportunity to experiment with the color. She transformed the lab into an explosion of Fuchsia Frenzy, but added a twist: she painted the lab’s floor with a giant smiley face and covered the ceiling with sparkly constellations. It was a riot of pink and glittery whimsy.
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When Mario returned, he was speechless. He stepped into the lab, his mouth agape. The walls were a brilliant fuchsia, but the floor - oh, the floor! It had a giant, glowing smiley face that seemed to wink at him. The ceiling was like a cosmic disco ball.
"Wow, Iona," Mario stammered, trying to process the transformation. "This is… quite something. But it’s not quite what I had in mind. It’s… very fun, though."
Iona grinned, leaning casually against a fuchsia wall. "You said you wanted to spark creativity and energy. I thought I’d give you something to smile about!"
Mario chuckled, shaking his head. "You’ve definitely achieved that. But next time, I think I’ll leave the artistic interpretation to you and just stick to my usual boring lab attire."
In the end, Mario’s lab became the talk of Chromaville. The bold, playful design brought an unexpected joy to the lab, and Iona’s unique touch made it a symbol of creativity. The eccentric engineer and the brilliant painter formed an unlikely friendship, bound by their shared love for color and an appreciation for each other's quirks.
From then on, every time someone mentioned PANTONE 2398, it wasn’t just a color - it was a reminder of the time a painter and an engineer turned a laboratory into a fuchsia funhouse, proving that sometimes, a little whimsy was exactly what was needed to brighten up even the most serious of spaces.
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