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PANTONE 263
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DBCEE3RGB:
219, 206, 227CMYK:
10, 17, 0, 0HSL:
277°, 9%, 89%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Languid lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2085in RAL Classic:
RAL 9002in RAL Design:
RAL 300 80 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 570-1in NCS:
NCS S 1020-R40B 2024-09-08 Snargl 03:08
What color is PANTONE 263?
PANTONE 263 has the following color values:
It is a soft and soothing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, creativity, and elegance.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 263 are:
It is a color that can inspire and delight.
RGB: 219, 206, 227
HEX: #DBCEE3
CMYK: 10, 17, 0, 0
It is a soft and soothing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, creativity, and elegance.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 263 are:
Logo design: It used to create a logo that stands out and conveys a sense of sophistication, innovation, or femininity.
Fashion design: PANTONE 263 can be used to create garments or accessories that are stylish, romantic, or playful.
Home design: This color used to decorate a room or a furniture piece that is cozy, relaxing, or whimsical.
Plastic design: PANTONE 263 can be used to create plastic products or packaging that are attractive, functional, or fun.
It is a color that can inspire and delight.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 263 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...
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 263'
The Pantone Paradigm
Amir Nova, the eccentric inventor with a penchant for flamboyant neckties and perpetual bedhead, had a problem. His newest creation, the Infinite Ink Machine, was poised to revolutionize printing with its promise of endless color possibilities. However, the machine had a catch: it could only print in one color at a time. Amir was convinced that Pantone 263, a vibrant shade of purple, would unlock the machine’s potential.
Donatella Flame, the factory worker who had more experience fixing things than operating them, was not impressed. She’d seen too many overambitious projects crash and burn. Her job was to maintain the machines, not babysit whimsical inventions from would-be color wizards. When Amir insisted she help him with his Pantone 263 experiment, she grumbled but agreed, secretly hoping it would be a short-lived fad.
Amir, with his wild hair sticking out like a bramble bush, handed Donatella a thick manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to Infinite Ink and Color Dynamics." Donatella rolled her eyes but accepted the manual. "Let’s get this over with," she muttered.
As they started up the machine, Amir was practically vibrating with excitement. "Just imagine it, Donatella! A world where everything is Pantone 263. Art, fashion, even food! People will be eating purple spaghetti!" He grinned maniacally.
Donatella was less impressed. "I’ve seen enough to know that purple spaghetti isn’t going to save the world." She adjusted her safety goggles and flipped the switch.
The machine hummed to life. Pantone 263 ink began to flow. Amir’s eyes sparkled with anticipation as a series of posters began emerging from the printer, each one depicting the same purple unicorn frolicking through an endless field of lavender. The more the machine printed, the more frantic the unicorn seemed.
"Amir," Donatella said, peering at the posters with a frown. "Is it supposed to look like the unicorn is having a meltdown?"
"Absolutely!" Amir replied with a wide grin. "It’s an expression of pure, unfiltered emotion. The world needs more raw, purple, unicorn feelings!"
Before Donatella could respond, the machine began to sputter and shake. Ink splattered everywhere, creating a surreal scene of purple chaos. Posters with increasingly bewildered unicorns were strewn about. Even the factory cat, Sir Whiskers, was now a splotchy shade of purple.
Just then, the factory manager burst in, looking like he’d seen a unicorn army. "What’s going on in here?!" he bellowed.
Donatella shrugged and said, "Just another day in the purple haze. Amir thought Pantone 263 could solve world problems."
The manager’s eyes narrowed. "And how’s that working out?"
Amir, brushing purple ink off his face, said, "Well, it’s not quite the color revolution I envisioned. More of a colorful calamity."
The manager sighed. "Well, at least you’ve got an interesting mess to clean up. Maybe next time, try a color that doesn’t turn everything into a psychedelic dream."
Donatella chuckled as she helped Amir and the manager clean up the purple mess. "Maybe Pantone 263 is better suited for things like novelty items or crazy art projects. Just not as a universal color solution."
Amir, covered in a mix of purple ink and determination, nodded. "Fair point. Maybe I’ll stick to using it for less… explosive endeavors."
The factory returned to normal, or at least as normal as it could be after a purple invasion. Amir and Donatella resumed their usual tasks, though now with a shared understanding that sometimes, a splash of Pantone 263 is best left as a quirky accent rather than a world-changing force.
And Sir Whiskers? He became the factory’s new mascot, proudly sporting his purple fur with the dignity of a true color connoisseur.
Donatella Flame, the factory worker who had more experience fixing things than operating them, was not impressed. She’d seen too many overambitious projects crash and burn. Her job was to maintain the machines, not babysit whimsical inventions from would-be color wizards. When Amir insisted she help him with his Pantone 263 experiment, she grumbled but agreed, secretly hoping it would be a short-lived fad.
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Amir, with his wild hair sticking out like a bramble bush, handed Donatella a thick manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to Infinite Ink and Color Dynamics." Donatella rolled her eyes but accepted the manual. "Let’s get this over with," she muttered.
As they started up the machine, Amir was practically vibrating with excitement. "Just imagine it, Donatella! A world where everything is Pantone 263. Art, fashion, even food! People will be eating purple spaghetti!" He grinned maniacally.
Donatella was less impressed. "I’ve seen enough to know that purple spaghetti isn’t going to save the world." She adjusted her safety goggles and flipped the switch.
The machine hummed to life. Pantone 263 ink began to flow. Amir’s eyes sparkled with anticipation as a series of posters began emerging from the printer, each one depicting the same purple unicorn frolicking through an endless field of lavender. The more the machine printed, the more frantic the unicorn seemed.
"Amir," Donatella said, peering at the posters with a frown. "Is it supposed to look like the unicorn is having a meltdown?"
"Absolutely!" Amir replied with a wide grin. "It’s an expression of pure, unfiltered emotion. The world needs more raw, purple, unicorn feelings!"
Before Donatella could respond, the machine began to sputter and shake. Ink splattered everywhere, creating a surreal scene of purple chaos. Posters with increasingly bewildered unicorns were strewn about. Even the factory cat, Sir Whiskers, was now a splotchy shade of purple.
Just then, the factory manager burst in, looking like he’d seen a unicorn army. "What’s going on in here?!" he bellowed.
Donatella shrugged and said, "Just another day in the purple haze. Amir thought Pantone 263 could solve world problems."
The manager’s eyes narrowed. "And how’s that working out?"
Amir, brushing purple ink off his face, said, "Well, it’s not quite the color revolution I envisioned. More of a colorful calamity."
The manager sighed. "Well, at least you’ve got an interesting mess to clean up. Maybe next time, try a color that doesn’t turn everything into a psychedelic dream."
Donatella chuckled as she helped Amir and the manager clean up the purple mess. "Maybe Pantone 263 is better suited for things like novelty items or crazy art projects. Just not as a universal color solution."
Amir, covered in a mix of purple ink and determination, nodded. "Fair point. Maybe I’ll stick to using it for less… explosive endeavors."
The factory returned to normal, or at least as normal as it could be after a purple invasion. Amir and Donatella resumed their usual tasks, though now with a shared understanding that sometimes, a splash of Pantone 263 is best left as a quirky accent rather than a world-changing force.
And Sir Whiskers? He became the factory’s new mascot, proudly sporting his purple fur with the dignity of a true color connoisseur.
The Pantone Paradigm
Amir Nova, the eccentric inventor with a penchant for flamboyant neckties and perpetual bedhead, had a problem. His newest creation, the Infinite Ink Machine, was poised to revolutionize printing with its promise of endless color possibilities. However, the machine had a catch: it could only print in one color at a time. Amir was convinced that Pantone 263, a vibrant shade of purple, would unlock the machine’s potential.
Donatella Flame, the factory worker who had more experience fixing things than operating them, was not impressed. She’d seen too many overambitious projects crash and burn. Her job was to maintain the machines, not babysit whimsical inventions from would-be color wizards. When Amir insisted she help him with his Pantone 263 experiment, she grumbled but agreed, secretly hoping it would be a short-lived fad.
Amir, with his wild hair sticking out like a bramble bush, handed Donatella a thick manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to Infinite Ink and Color Dynamics." Donatella rolled her eyes but accepted the manual. "Let’s get this over with," she muttered.
As they started up the machine, Amir was practically vibrating with excitement. "Just imagine it, Donatella! A world where everything is Pantone 263. Art, fashion, even food! People will be eating purple spaghetti!" He grinned maniacally.
Donatella was less impressed. "I’ve seen enough to know that purple spaghetti isn’t going to save the world." She adjusted her safety goggles and flipped the switch.
The machine hummed to life. Pantone 263 ink began to flow. Amir’s eyes sparkled with anticipation as a series of posters began emerging from the printer, each one depicting the same purple unicorn frolicking through an endless field of lavender. The more the machine printed, the more frantic the unicorn seemed.
"Amir," Donatella said, peering at the posters with a frown. "Is it supposed to look like the unicorn is having a meltdown?"
"Absolutely!" Amir replied with a wide grin. "It’s an expression of pure, unfiltered emotion. The world needs more raw, purple, unicorn feelings!"
Before Donatella could respond, the machine began to sputter and shake. Ink splattered everywhere, creating a surreal scene of purple chaos. Posters with increasingly bewildered unicorns were strewn about. Even the factory cat, Sir Whiskers, was now a splotchy shade of purple.
Just then, the factory manager burst in, looking like he’d seen a unicorn army. "What’s going on in here?!" he bellowed.
Donatella shrugged and said, "Just another day in the purple haze. Amir thought Pantone 263 could solve world problems."
The manager’s eyes narrowed. "And how’s that working out?"
Amir, brushing purple ink off his face, said, "Well, it’s not quite the color revolution I envisioned. More of a colorful calamity."
The manager sighed. "Well, at least you’ve got an interesting mess to clean up. Maybe next time, try a color that doesn’t turn everything into a psychedelic dream."
Donatella chuckled as she helped Amir and the manager clean up the purple mess. "Maybe Pantone 263 is better suited for things like novelty items or crazy art projects. Just not as a universal color solution."
Amir, covered in a mix of purple ink and determination, nodded. "Fair point. Maybe I’ll stick to using it for less… explosive endeavors."
The factory returned to normal, or at least as normal as it could be after a purple invasion. Amir and Donatella resumed their usual tasks, though now with a shared understanding that sometimes, a splash of Pantone 263 is best left as a quirky accent rather than a world-changing force.
And Sir Whiskers? He became the factory’s new mascot, proudly sporting his purple fur with the dignity of a true color connoisseur.
Donatella Flame, the factory worker who had more experience fixing things than operating them, was not impressed. She’d seen too many overambitious projects crash and burn. Her job was to maintain the machines, not babysit whimsical inventions from would-be color wizards. When Amir insisted she help him with his Pantone 263 experiment, she grumbled but agreed, secretly hoping it would be a short-lived fad.
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Amir, with his wild hair sticking out like a bramble bush, handed Donatella a thick manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to Infinite Ink and Color Dynamics." Donatella rolled her eyes but accepted the manual. "Let’s get this over with," she muttered.
As they started up the machine, Amir was practically vibrating with excitement. "Just imagine it, Donatella! A world where everything is Pantone 263. Art, fashion, even food! People will be eating purple spaghetti!" He grinned maniacally.
Donatella was less impressed. "I’ve seen enough to know that purple spaghetti isn’t going to save the world." She adjusted her safety goggles and flipped the switch.
The machine hummed to life. Pantone 263 ink began to flow. Amir’s eyes sparkled with anticipation as a series of posters began emerging from the printer, each one depicting the same purple unicorn frolicking through an endless field of lavender. The more the machine printed, the more frantic the unicorn seemed.
"Amir," Donatella said, peering at the posters with a frown. "Is it supposed to look like the unicorn is having a meltdown?"
"Absolutely!" Amir replied with a wide grin. "It’s an expression of pure, unfiltered emotion. The world needs more raw, purple, unicorn feelings!"
Before Donatella could respond, the machine began to sputter and shake. Ink splattered everywhere, creating a surreal scene of purple chaos. Posters with increasingly bewildered unicorns were strewn about. Even the factory cat, Sir Whiskers, was now a splotchy shade of purple.
Just then, the factory manager burst in, looking like he’d seen a unicorn army. "What’s going on in here?!" he bellowed.
Donatella shrugged and said, "Just another day in the purple haze. Amir thought Pantone 263 could solve world problems."
The manager’s eyes narrowed. "And how’s that working out?"
Amir, brushing purple ink off his face, said, "Well, it’s not quite the color revolution I envisioned. More of a colorful calamity."
The manager sighed. "Well, at least you’ve got an interesting mess to clean up. Maybe next time, try a color that doesn’t turn everything into a psychedelic dream."
Donatella chuckled as she helped Amir and the manager clean up the purple mess. "Maybe Pantone 263 is better suited for things like novelty items or crazy art projects. Just not as a universal color solution."
Amir, covered in a mix of purple ink and determination, nodded. "Fair point. Maybe I’ll stick to using it for less… explosive endeavors."
The factory returned to normal, or at least as normal as it could be after a purple invasion. Amir and Donatella resumed their usual tasks, though now with a shared understanding that sometimes, a splash of Pantone 263 is best left as a quirky accent rather than a world-changing force.
And Sir Whiskers? He became the factory’s new mascot, proudly sporting his purple fur with the dignity of a true color connoisseur.
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