Bottle green
Dark tan
Eton blue
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PANTONE 2417
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#3DA170RGB:
61, 161, 112CMYK:
79, 7, 71, 2HSL:
151°, 62%, 63%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Medium sea greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2249in RAL Classic:
RAL 6033in RAL Design:
RAL 150 60 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 750-3in NCS:
NCS S 3030-B90G 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 2417?
PANTONE 2417 has different variations depending on the material and the printing process, such as coated, uncoated, or extended gamut.
It is a medium dark shade of green-cyan with a hexadecimal color code of #3DA170.
This color has a RGB value of 61, 161, 112 and a CMYK value of 79, 7, 71, 2.
It has a hue of 151°, a saturation of 62%, and a lightness of 63%.
PANTONE 2417 is a vibrant and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, growth, and harmony.
It can be used to create contrast or harmony with other colors, depending on the desired effect.
Some possible color combinations with PANTONE 2417 are:
It is a medium dark shade of green-cyan with a hexadecimal color code of #3DA170.
This color has a RGB value of 61, 161, 112 and a CMYK value of 79, 7, 71, 2.
It has a hue of 151°, a saturation of 62%, and a lightness of 63%.
PANTONE 2417 is a vibrant and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, growth, and harmony.
It can be used to create contrast or harmony with other colors, depending on the desired effect.
Some possible color combinations with PANTONE 2417 are:
PANTONE 2417 + PANTONE Yellow C: A bright and cheerful combination that can suggest energy, optimism, and creativity.
PANTONE 2417 + PANTONE 7541 C: A cool and calm combination that can suggest elegance, sophistication, and tranquility.
PANTONE 2417 + PANTONE 7625 C: A bold and dynamic combination that can suggest passion, excitement, and action.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2417 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 6032
RAL 1036
RAL 7040
RAL 8022
RAL 6033
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2417'
The Legendary Rise of PANTONE 2417
Once upon a time in the quaint seaside town of Coral Cove, two unlikely heroes embarked on a journey that would forever change the world of industrial design. Sonja Takemura, a no-nonsense fisherman known for her skills in catching the elusive rainbow trout, and Raj Sweetheart, a cheerful delivery worker with a fondness for colorful hats, were about to make history, though they had no idea at the time.
Sonja’s daily routine was as predictable as the tides. She’d wake up at the crack of dawn, toss on her weathered yellow raincoat, and head out to sea in her trusty boat, "The Fishionista." Raj, on the other hand, zoomed around town on his bright blue scooter, delivering packages to the good folks of Coral Cove with a smile and a wink. Their paths rarely crossed, except for the occasional wave as Sonja hauled in her catch and Raj zipped by on his latest delivery.
One day, while Raj was delivering a mysterious package to an eccentric inventor named Professor Plumbee, he noticed something unusual in the professor’s workshop - a strange, mesmerizing shade of pink unlike any he’d ever seen. It wasn’t quite red, nor was it exactly purple. It was, as Raj described it, "a color that could make a rainbow jealous."
Curiosity got the best of him. Raj asked Professor Plumbee what the color was. The professor, with a wild look in his eyes, declared it to be "PANTONE 2417," a color so rare and extraordinary that it could revolutionize everything from fashion to furniture. However, there was a catch - no one knew how to reproduce it. The professor had accidentally created it while mixing paints, and he’d been trying to recreate it ever since, without success.
Raj, ever the optimist, was determined to help. He remembered Sonja’s tales of the shimmering, multi-colored scales of the legendary Rainbow Trout. He thought, what if this mystical fish held the secret to PANTONE 2417? Raj hurried down to the docks, found Sonja, and excitedly explained his theory.
Sonja was skeptical but intrigued. "A color to change the world, huh? I guess I’ve heard stranger things," she mused, scratching her head. With a shrug and a grin, she agreed to help. Together, they set out to catch the legendary fish.
Days turned into weeks, and the two became an inseparable team. Raj, who had never set foot on a boat before, proved to be a surprisingly good sailor, though he spent more time tangled in nets than actually fishing. Sonja, for her part, found herself enjoying Raj’s endless optimism and ridiculous puns, even if she’d never admit it.
Finally, after what felt like a lifetime of searching, they caught it - a Rainbow Trout of such dazzling colors that it almost blinded them. They hurried back to Professor Plumbee’s lab, fish in tow.
The professor was ecstatic. Using the scales of the Rainbow Trout, he was able to replicate PANTONE 2417 perfectly. The color was an instant sensation. Designers from all over the world flocked to Coral Cove, desperate to get their hands on the secret formula. PANTONE 2417 appeared on everything from cars to clothes to kitchen appliances. It was hailed as the "Color of the Century."
As for Sonja and Raj, they became local legends. The town honored them with a statue, not of themselves, but of their fish, "The Rainbow Wonder," proudly displayed in the town square. Sonja continued fishing, but now with a little more color in her life - literally. Raj, inspired by the adventure, started his own line of brightly colored hats, the most popular of which, of course, was a vivid PANTONE 2417.
And so, the fisherman and the delivery worker became the unlikely heroes of Coral Cove, proving that sometimes, all it takes to change the world is a little teamwork, a lot of luck, and one very colorful fish.
Sonja’s daily routine was as predictable as the tides. She’d wake up at the crack of dawn, toss on her weathered yellow raincoat, and head out to sea in her trusty boat, "The Fishionista." Raj, on the other hand, zoomed around town on his bright blue scooter, delivering packages to the good folks of Coral Cove with a smile and a wink. Their paths rarely crossed, except for the occasional wave as Sonja hauled in her catch and Raj zipped by on his latest delivery.
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One day, while Raj was delivering a mysterious package to an eccentric inventor named Professor Plumbee, he noticed something unusual in the professor’s workshop - a strange, mesmerizing shade of pink unlike any he’d ever seen. It wasn’t quite red, nor was it exactly purple. It was, as Raj described it, "a color that could make a rainbow jealous."
Curiosity got the best of him. Raj asked Professor Plumbee what the color was. The professor, with a wild look in his eyes, declared it to be "PANTONE 2417," a color so rare and extraordinary that it could revolutionize everything from fashion to furniture. However, there was a catch - no one knew how to reproduce it. The professor had accidentally created it while mixing paints, and he’d been trying to recreate it ever since, without success.
Raj, ever the optimist, was determined to help. He remembered Sonja’s tales of the shimmering, multi-colored scales of the legendary Rainbow Trout. He thought, what if this mystical fish held the secret to PANTONE 2417? Raj hurried down to the docks, found Sonja, and excitedly explained his theory.
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Sonja was skeptical but intrigued. "A color to change the world, huh? I guess I’ve heard stranger things," she mused, scratching her head. With a shrug and a grin, she agreed to help. Together, they set out to catch the legendary fish.
Days turned into weeks, and the two became an inseparable team. Raj, who had never set foot on a boat before, proved to be a surprisingly good sailor, though he spent more time tangled in nets than actually fishing. Sonja, for her part, found herself enjoying Raj’s endless optimism and ridiculous puns, even if she’d never admit it.
Finally, after what felt like a lifetime of searching, they caught it - a Rainbow Trout of such dazzling colors that it almost blinded them. They hurried back to Professor Plumbee’s lab, fish in tow.
The professor was ecstatic. Using the scales of the Rainbow Trout, he was able to replicate PANTONE 2417 perfectly. The color was an instant sensation. Designers from all over the world flocked to Coral Cove, desperate to get their hands on the secret formula. PANTONE 2417 appeared on everything from cars to clothes to kitchen appliances. It was hailed as the "Color of the Century."
As for Sonja and Raj, they became local legends. The town honored them with a statue, not of themselves, but of their fish, "The Rainbow Wonder," proudly displayed in the town square. Sonja continued fishing, but now with a little more color in her life - literally. Raj, inspired by the adventure, started his own line of brightly colored hats, the most popular of which, of course, was a vivid PANTONE 2417.
And so, the fisherman and the delivery worker became the unlikely heroes of Coral Cove, proving that sometimes, all it takes to change the world is a little teamwork, a lot of luck, and one very colorful fish.
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