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PANTONE 283
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#98C3E5RGB:
152, 195, 229CMYK:
42, 9, 0, 0HSL:
206°, 34%, 90%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale ceruleanin PANTONE:
PANTONE 543in RAL Classic:
RAL 6027in RAL Design:
RAL 220 80 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 670-3in NCS:
NCS S 1040-R80B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:20
What color is PANTONE 283?
PANTONE 283 has the following color values:
PANTONE 283 is a cool and calm color that can evoke feelings of tranquility, trust, and professionalism.
It can be used to create contrast with warmer colors, such as orange or yellow, or to complement other shades of blue, such as navy or turquoise.
This color is suitable for various design purposes, such as logos, websites, packaging, or fashion.
PANTONE 283 is a versatile and elegant color that can convey a sense of clarity, confidence, and creativity.
Hexadecimal: #98C3E5
RGB: 152, 195, 229
HSL: 206°, 34%, 90%
CMYK: 42%, 9%, 0%, 0%
PANTONE 283 is a cool and calm color that can evoke feelings of tranquility, trust, and professionalism.
It can be used to create contrast with warmer colors, such as orange or yellow, or to complement other shades of blue, such as navy or turquoise.
This color is suitable for various design purposes, such as logos, websites, packaging, or fashion.
PANTONE 283 is a versatile and elegant color that can convey a sense of clarity, confidence, and creativity.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 283 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 9007
RAL 9010
RAL 7013
RAL 6027
RAL 5012
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 283'
The Genesis of Pantone 283: A Chromatic Odyssey
In a world where colors were simply colors and design was just design, an unusual collaboration between an eccentric artist and a whimsical writer was about to change the fabric of reality itself. The protagonists of this colorful saga were Adam Ming, a painter known for his wild, surreal canvases, and Vivienne Lantern, a writer whose imagination could ignite galaxies.
One brisk autumn morning, Adam was splashing neon pigments on his latest canvas when he received a cryptic letter. The envelope, shimmering with an otherworldly hue, contained a single sentence: "Create Pantone 283 and discover the unseen." Intrigued, Adam pondered the enigmatic message while trying to conjure a shade that neither he nor anyone else had ever seen before.
Meanwhile, Vivienne was at her cluttered desk, buried in a mountain of manuscripts and coffee cups. She too received a strange letter, inviting her to join Adam in this unprecedented adventure. It promised that together they would create a new color that would revolutionize design. With a flourish of her pen, she scribbled her acceptance and set off for Adam’s studio.
Adam and Vivienne met under the flickering light of his studio’s neon sign, which somehow seemed to hint at the mystery they were about to unravel. They compared their letters and realized they were on the same quest: to create Pantone 283.
"How do we even begin?" Adam wondered aloud, gesturing at a plethora of paint tubes.
Vivienne, ever the imaginative wordsmith, suggested they start by exploring the deepest corners of their minds. "We need a color that’s never been seen before," she mused, "something that exists only in the spaces between thoughts."
Adam nodded, his eyes twinkling. "Let’s dive into the unknown, then. Let’s invent a new spectrum."
The duo began an unconventional experiment: blending colors while reciting absurdly elaborate poems and inventing nonsensical stories. They painted with the colors of their dreams, mixed shades with the whispers of forgotten fairytales, and even infused their work with the laughter of imaginary creatures.
Weeks passed, and their studio transformed into a vibrant, chaotic tapestry of hues. They created colors that shifted depending on the time of day, shades that sang melodies, and pigments that changed texture with every touch. Yet, none of these quite captured the essence they were searching for.
One fateful night, while sipping an oddly sparkling tea they’d brewed from an ancient recipe, Vivienne had a revelation. "Adam," she exclaimed, "what if Pantone 283 isn’t just a color but a feeling - a sensation of calm and clarity in the middle of chaos?"
Adam, eyes widening, knew she was onto something. They began to blend the softest blues, the gentlest whites, and a touch of ethereal silver - colors that felt like a serene morning sky after a storm. They mixed with precision and painted with intent, infusing every brushstroke with their combined vision of tranquility and innovation.
When they finally stepped back to view their creation, they were awestruck. Pantone 283 was born: a shade of blue so soothing it seemed to hold the essence of the heavens themselves. It was as if they had captured the peaceful expanse of a cloudless sky and woven it into a tangible color.
The impact was immediate and profound. Designers across the globe adopted Pantone 283 for everything from serene interiors to calming website backgrounds. It became the hallmark of tranquility in an increasingly chaotic world, and its creation story - the collaborative effort of an artist and a writer - was celebrated as a testament to the power of imagination and partnership.
As for Adam and Vivienne, they continued their artistic and literary pursuits, forever bonded by their chromatic odyssey. And so, Pantone 283 became not just a color, but a symbol of the extraordinary potential that lies at the intersection of creativity and collaboration.
One brisk autumn morning, Adam was splashing neon pigments on his latest canvas when he received a cryptic letter. The envelope, shimmering with an otherworldly hue, contained a single sentence: "Create Pantone 283 and discover the unseen." Intrigued, Adam pondered the enigmatic message while trying to conjure a shade that neither he nor anyone else had ever seen before.
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Meanwhile, Vivienne was at her cluttered desk, buried in a mountain of manuscripts and coffee cups. She too received a strange letter, inviting her to join Adam in this unprecedented adventure. It promised that together they would create a new color that would revolutionize design. With a flourish of her pen, she scribbled her acceptance and set off for Adam’s studio.
Adam and Vivienne met under the flickering light of his studio’s neon sign, which somehow seemed to hint at the mystery they were about to unravel. They compared their letters and realized they were on the same quest: to create Pantone 283.
"How do we even begin?" Adam wondered aloud, gesturing at a plethora of paint tubes.
Vivienne, ever the imaginative wordsmith, suggested they start by exploring the deepest corners of their minds. "We need a color that’s never been seen before," she mused, "something that exists only in the spaces between thoughts."
Adam nodded, his eyes twinkling. "Let’s dive into the unknown, then. Let’s invent a new spectrum."
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The duo began an unconventional experiment: blending colors while reciting absurdly elaborate poems and inventing nonsensical stories. They painted with the colors of their dreams, mixed shades with the whispers of forgotten fairytales, and even infused their work with the laughter of imaginary creatures.
Weeks passed, and their studio transformed into a vibrant, chaotic tapestry of hues. They created colors that shifted depending on the time of day, shades that sang melodies, and pigments that changed texture with every touch. Yet, none of these quite captured the essence they were searching for.
One fateful night, while sipping an oddly sparkling tea they’d brewed from an ancient recipe, Vivienne had a revelation. "Adam," she exclaimed, "what if Pantone 283 isn’t just a color but a feeling - a sensation of calm and clarity in the middle of chaos?"
Adam, eyes widening, knew she was onto something. They began to blend the softest blues, the gentlest whites, and a touch of ethereal silver - colors that felt like a serene morning sky after a storm. They mixed with precision and painted with intent, infusing every brushstroke with their combined vision of tranquility and innovation.
When they finally stepped back to view their creation, they were awestruck. Pantone 283 was born: a shade of blue so soothing it seemed to hold the essence of the heavens themselves. It was as if they had captured the peaceful expanse of a cloudless sky and woven it into a tangible color.
The impact was immediate and profound. Designers across the globe adopted Pantone 283 for everything from serene interiors to calming website backgrounds. It became the hallmark of tranquility in an increasingly chaotic world, and its creation story - the collaborative effort of an artist and a writer - was celebrated as a testament to the power of imagination and partnership.
As for Adam and Vivienne, they continued their artistic and literary pursuits, forever bonded by their chromatic odyssey. And so, Pantone 283 became not just a color, but a symbol of the extraordinary potential that lies at the intersection of creativity and collaboration.
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