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PANTONE 2408

PANTONE 2408

Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#4B7851
RGB:
75, 120, 81
CMYK:
73, 29, 75, 14
HSL:
128°, 38%, 47%
Closest colors:
in RGB:
Fern green
in PANTONE:
PANTONE 555
in RAL Classic:
RAL 6025
in RAL Design:
RAL 150 40 20
in RAL Effect:
RAL 760-6
What color is PANTONE 2408? The Curious Case of Pantone 2408
2024-09-04 Snargl 02:10

What color is PANTONE 2408?

PANTONE 2408 color example: Large building with a staircase and a clock on the wall and a lot of columns and lights on the ceiling
PANTONE 2408 color. Painting of a green planet floating in the air over a river with trees and a sun in the background
PANTONE 2408 has different variations depending on the material and the printing process, such as C for coated paper, XGC for extended gamut coated, and U for uncoated paper.

The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 2408 is #4B7851, which is a medium dark shade of green with a hue of 128°, a saturation of 38%, and a brightness of 47%.

The RGB color model for PANTONE 2408 is 75, 120, 81, which means it is composed of 29.41% red, 47.06% green, and 31.76% blue.

This color can be paired with other colors to create harmonious and contrasting color schemes, such as black, white, beige, yellow, or purple.

PANTONE 2408 is a versatile and natural color that can be used for various purposes, such as logos, packaging, clothing, or interior design.

Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2408 color

Picture with primary colors of Dark slate gray, Asparagus, Pastel blue, Onyx and Anti-flash White
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...
RAL Classic
RAL 6028
RAL 6021
RAL 7035
RAL 9005
RAL 9016
RAL Design
RAL 180 30 15
RAL 120 60 30
RAL 190 80 10
RAL 170 20 20
RAL 340 92 05
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2408'

The Curious Case of Pantone 2408

Far-far away, in the heart of the rural countryside, where the cows graze in picturesque pastures and the air smells like freshly cut hay, lived a farmer named Christian Ming. Christian was known throughout the county for two things: his impeccable taste in vegetables and his bizarre obsession with colors. Unlike most farmers, Christian didn’t just plant crops; he planted color schemes. His fields were famous for their seasonal shades, each row of vegetables reflecting a new, experimental hue. But there was one color Christian had yet to master: the perfect shade of purple.

Far away, in a bustling factory nestled between skyscrapers and smog, worked Igor Frost, a factory worker with a peculiar knack for mixing colors. Igor was a chemist by trade and a painter by passion. When he wasn't mixing paints for his factory, he was experimenting with new color formulas in his makeshift home studio. The factory he worked at specialized in creating the Pantone color spectrum, and Igor had become somewhat of a legend for his quirky yet brilliant color concoctions.
Futuristic looking room with a lot of pipes and pipes on the walls and a large window in the center. Color CMYK 73,29,75,14.

One crisp autumn morning, Christian had an epiphany. He was staring at his purple carrots and pondering why they never quite matched the shade he envisioned. "I need a color that’s bold, unique, and has a touch of whimsy," he mused. Determined to get this right, Christian decided to seek out the expertise of a professional.

Meanwhile, Igor was at the factory, staring at a massive vat of purple paint that had gone terribly wrong. It was a ghastly mix of neon pink and muddy violet, resembling a bizarre cross between a flamingo and an old bruise. Igor was about to dump it out when he noticed something peculiar. In the right light, the color seemed to shimmer with an unexpected charm. "Could this be it?" he wondered aloud.

With a bit of curiosity and a lot of trial and error, Igor perfected the paint. It was an unusual shade - vividly vibrant, yet oddly calming. He decided to name it Pantone 2408, after the factory's production code and a nod to its otherworldly hue.

Christian, on the other hand, had set out on a quest to find a color expert. He heard about Igor's factory through a local grapevine and decided to pay a visit. Dressed in his finest overalls and a hat that had seen better days, Christian arrived at the factory, looking like a lost farmer in a futuristic land.

Igor greeted him with a curious mix of enthusiasm and confusion. "Welcome to the world of color mixing! How can I help you?"
PANTONE 2408 color. Painting of a woman with long hair and green eyes wearing a green coat

"I need a color," Christian said earnestly. "Something that will make my fields sing with joy and my purple carrots dance."

Igor’s eyes lit up. "Well, you’ve come to the right place! I just so happen to have a new color that might be perfect. It’s called Pantone 2408."

Christian was skeptical but intrigued. Igor showed him the shade, and Christian’s eyes widened in amazement. It was the exact shade of purple he had been dreaming of - a lively, engaging hue that seemed to hold a secret sparkle.

With a mixture of excitement and trepidation, Christian took the paint back to his farm. He painted a test patch on his field, and as the paint dried, it revealed a color so magnificent that even the carrots seemed to cheer.

Word spread quickly about the new "Pantone 2408" color, and soon, Christian’s farm became a sensation. People traveled from far and wide to see the fields glowing with the perfect shade of purple. The factory, thanks to Igor’s invention, became renowned for its innovative contributions to interior design.

And so, Christian Ming’s purple carrots found their perfect match, and Igor Frost’s factory made its mark on the world of color. The birth of Pantone 2408 became a legendary tale of collaboration, creativity, and a touch of quirky charm.

The moral of the story? Never underestimate the power of a farmer's vision and a factory worker's accident. Sometimes, the most extraordinary things come from the most unexpected places.
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