Liver
Lavender purple
Dark jungle green
Ginger
Dark violet
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PANTONE 2705
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A1A1CCRGB:
161, 161, 204CMYK:
40, 36, 0, 0HSL:
240°, 21%, 80%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Blue Bellin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7445in RAL Classic:
RAL 7040in RAL Design:
RAL 270 70 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 570-4in NCS:
NCS S 2020-R70B 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2705?
PANTONE 2705 is a light purple color with a hint of blue.
It has a RGB value of (161, 161, 204) and a hexadecimal value of #A1A1CC.
It has a CMYK value of (40, 36, 0, 0), which means it is composed of 40% cyan, 36% magenta, 0% yellow, and 0% black.
PANTONE 2705 is available in various Pantone products, such as swatch cards, color guides, chip sets, and plastic chips.
It has a RGB value of (161, 161, 204) and a hexadecimal value of #A1A1CC.
It has a CMYK value of (40, 36, 0, 0), which means it is composed of 40% cyan, 36% magenta, 0% yellow, and 0% black.
PANTONE 2705 is available in various Pantone products, such as swatch cards, color guides, chip sets, and plastic chips.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2705 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2705'
The Enigma of Pantone 2705
Far-far away, in the quaint village of Tiddlywink, where cows wore bowties and chickens preferred jazz music, there lived a farmer named Manolo Storm. Manolo was known for his rather unremarkable farm, except for one peculiarity: he was obsessed with the color Pantone 2705. He wasn’t entirely sure why; the hue - a delicate shade of purple with a touch of blue - seemed to follow him around, like a cosmic prank.
One sunny morning, while Manolo was planting what he hoped would be a field of eggplant, he discovered something astonishing. His crop was growing in a distinct shade of Pantone 2705. His eggplants had turned into tiny, glossy purple orbs that sparkled in the sunlight.
While Manolo scratched his head, Stella Honey, the village cleaner, was out in the fields collecting oddly-colored feathers from the chickens. Stella, who had a penchant for tidiness and an uncanny ability to make anything sparkle, had never been a fan of fashion. But when she saw Manolo’s glowing eggplants, a wild idea sparked in her mind.
Stella decided to use the purple feathers to create a series of unique fashion designs. She fashioned gowns and suits that shimmered with Pantone 2705, making the village’s fashion scene explode with excitement. Soon, word of this magical shade spread far beyond Tiddlywink.
Famous designers from Paris to New York descended upon the village, intrigued by the mysterious color. They wanted to know its origin, but Manolo and Stella had their story straight: the color was a divine gift from the cosmos. This explanation was, of course, utter nonsense, but it added an air of mystique.
The designers, unable to resist the allure of Pantone 2705, began incorporating the color into their collections. Runways were suddenly awash with this peculiar purple hue, and everyone wanted to be seen wearing it. Manolo’s eggplants and Stella’s feathered creations became symbols of high fashion.
But fame has its pitfalls. As the color Pantone 2705 soared in popularity, it created an unexpected problem. The world’s entire supply of the color was quickly depleted, causing a shortage so severe that fashionistas everywhere began to panic. People were even trading their prized possessions for garments in Pantone 2705.
Realizing they had inadvertently caused a global crisis, Manolo and Stella hatched a plan. They revealed the secret of the color: it was simply an unusual pigment from the eggplants and feathers, and not a cosmic wonder after all. The truth, however, didn’t detract from the charm of Pantone 2705.
To their surprise, the revelation did nothing to lessen the color’s appeal. Instead, Pantone 2705 became a symbol of whimsical ingenuity and the power of imagination. It became a reminder that sometimes the most extraordinary things come from the most ordinary places.
And so, Tiddlywink thrived with its new-found fame, and Manolo Storm and Stella Honey were celebrated not just for their peculiar contribution to fashion, but for reminding the world that magic can be found in the most unexpected shades of life.
One sunny morning, while Manolo was planting what he hoped would be a field of eggplant, he discovered something astonishing. His crop was growing in a distinct shade of Pantone 2705. His eggplants had turned into tiny, glossy purple orbs that sparkled in the sunlight.
While Manolo scratched his head, Stella Honey, the village cleaner, was out in the fields collecting oddly-colored feathers from the chickens. Stella, who had a penchant for tidiness and an uncanny ability to make anything sparkle, had never been a fan of fashion. But when she saw Manolo’s glowing eggplants, a wild idea sparked in her mind.
Stella decided to use the purple feathers to create a series of unique fashion designs. She fashioned gowns and suits that shimmered with Pantone 2705, making the village’s fashion scene explode with excitement. Soon, word of this magical shade spread far beyond Tiddlywink.
Famous designers from Paris to New York descended upon the village, intrigued by the mysterious color. They wanted to know its origin, but Manolo and Stella had their story straight: the color was a divine gift from the cosmos. This explanation was, of course, utter nonsense, but it added an air of mystique.
The designers, unable to resist the allure of Pantone 2705, began incorporating the color into their collections. Runways were suddenly awash with this peculiar purple hue, and everyone wanted to be seen wearing it. Manolo’s eggplants and Stella’s feathered creations became symbols of high fashion.
But fame has its pitfalls. As the color Pantone 2705 soared in popularity, it created an unexpected problem. The world’s entire supply of the color was quickly depleted, causing a shortage so severe that fashionistas everywhere began to panic. People were even trading their prized possessions for garments in Pantone 2705.
Realizing they had inadvertently caused a global crisis, Manolo and Stella hatched a plan. They revealed the secret of the color: it was simply an unusual pigment from the eggplants and feathers, and not a cosmic wonder after all. The truth, however, didn’t detract from the charm of Pantone 2705.
To their surprise, the revelation did nothing to lessen the color’s appeal. Instead, Pantone 2705 became a symbol of whimsical ingenuity and the power of imagination. It became a reminder that sometimes the most extraordinary things come from the most ordinary places.
And so, Tiddlywink thrived with its new-found fame, and Manolo Storm and Stella Honey were celebrated not just for their peculiar contribution to fashion, but for reminding the world that magic can be found in the most unexpected shades of life.
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