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PANTONE 2965
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#20344BRGB:
32, 52, 75CMYK:
100, 63, 16, 78HSL:
212°, 57%, 29%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Medium jungle greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 289in RAL Classic:
RAL 5013in RAL Design:
RAL 240 20 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 620-6in NCS:
NCS S 6020-B 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:16
What color is PANTONE 2965?
PANTONE 2965 has a hexadecimal color code of #20344B, which means it is composed of 12.55% red, 20.39% green, and 29.41% blue.
In the HSL color space, this color has a hue of 212 degrees, a saturation of 57%, and a lightness of 29%.
PANTONE 2965 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
This color is often used for logos, branding, and packaging design.
PANTONE 2965 is a cool, deep, and elegant color that evokes a sense of professionalism, reliability, and sophistication.
In the HSL color space, this color has a hue of 212 degrees, a saturation of 57%, and a lightness of 29%.
PANTONE 2965 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
This color is often used for logos, branding, and packaging design.
PANTONE 2965 is a cool, deep, and elegant color that evokes a sense of professionalism, reliability, and sophistication.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2965 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2965'
The Pantone 2965 Chronicles: A Tale of Colorful Conundrums
In a world where room design had become a serious and somewhat somber art, Dr. Anna Chun, a renowned color psychologist, and Betsey Goowanni, a quirky and inventive engineer, were about to shake things up. It all started on a particularly cloudy Tuesday when Anna received a mysterious package labeled "Top Secret: PANTONE 2965."
Anna, always intrigued by the strange and unknown, tore open the package to find a small, unassuming can of paint. The label read, "PANTONE 2965 – The Color of Wonder." She had never seen this particular shade before - an intriguing blend of deep navy with a hint of twilight mystery. It was calming, yet it hinted at untapped potential.
Unable to resist, Anna immediately called Betsey, her best friend and partner in all things bizarre. "Betsey, you have to come over. I’ve found something extraordinary!"
Betsey arrived with a toolkit in hand, prepared for anything. "What have you got, Anna? Another rainbow you want to dissect?"
Anna rolled her eyes but smiled. "Better. PANTONE 2965."
Betsey’s eyes widened as she looked at the can. "You’re right. That’s something extraordinary. What’s the plan?"
Anna grinned mischievously. "I was thinking we could design a room using only this color. Let’s see what kind of magic we can create."
And so, the two embarked on their colorful adventure. They decided to start with Anna’s living room - a spacious area that had been devoid of excitement for too long. Betsey, the ever-creative engineer, began by constructing a series of color-sensitive lights that would interact with the shade of PANTONE 2965. Meanwhile, Anna mixed the paint with precision, ensuring that every brushstroke was perfect.
As the paint dried, something remarkable happened. The walls didn’t just change color; they began to shimmer and pulse with a life of their own. Betsey’s lights picked up on the subtle shifts in the room’s atmosphere, creating a dynamic display of light and shadow that danced across the walls. It was as if the room had a heartbeat, a pulse that resonated with anyone who entered.
But the real surprise came when Anna brought in a potted plant. As soon as the plant was placed in the room, it began to grow - rapidly. Vines snaked up the walls, blooming with flowers that matched the deep, mysterious hue of PANTONE 2965. The room was transforming into a living, breathing jungle.
Betsey was amazed. "This color… it’s more than just paint. It’s alive!"
Anna nodded, equally astonished. "It’s like it has a mind of its own, creating whatever the room needs. It’s fun, yet functional. It’s peaceful, yet full of surprises."
As word spread about the living room’s miraculous transformation, people from all over began to request the services of Dr. Chun and Engineer Goowanni. The duo became known as the "Color Conjurers," and they traveled far and wide, bringing PANTONE 2965 into homes, offices, and even public spaces.
In one home, they used the color to create a calming sanctuary where the walls emitted soothing sounds of the ocean. In another, they turned a child’s bedroom into a magical forest where the stars on the ceiling twinkled just like the night sky. Every room was different, yet each one was imbued with the same sense of wonder and excitement.
Eventually, Anna and Betsey discovered that PANTONE 2965 was not just a color; it was a portal to creativity. It encouraged people to think outside the box, to play, to explore. The more they used it, the more they realized that the possibilities were endless.
The story of PANTONE 2965 became legendary, and soon, every designer and artist wanted to get their hands on it. But Anna and Betsey knew that the magic wasn’t just in the paint - it was in the way they used it, the joy they brought to others through their playful designs.
And so, the two friends continued their journey, spreading color and happiness wherever they went. They proved that sometimes, all it takes is a little bit of creativity - and the right shade of blue - to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
Anna, always intrigued by the strange and unknown, tore open the package to find a small, unassuming can of paint. The label read, "PANTONE 2965 – The Color of Wonder." She had never seen this particular shade before - an intriguing blend of deep navy with a hint of twilight mystery. It was calming, yet it hinted at untapped potential.
Unable to resist, Anna immediately called Betsey, her best friend and partner in all things bizarre. "Betsey, you have to come over. I’ve found something extraordinary!"
Betsey arrived with a toolkit in hand, prepared for anything. "What have you got, Anna? Another rainbow you want to dissect?"
Anna rolled her eyes but smiled. "Better. PANTONE 2965."
Betsey’s eyes widened as she looked at the can. "You’re right. That’s something extraordinary. What’s the plan?"
Anna grinned mischievously. "I was thinking we could design a room using only this color. Let’s see what kind of magic we can create."
And so, the two embarked on their colorful adventure. They decided to start with Anna’s living room - a spacious area that had been devoid of excitement for too long. Betsey, the ever-creative engineer, began by constructing a series of color-sensitive lights that would interact with the shade of PANTONE 2965. Meanwhile, Anna mixed the paint with precision, ensuring that every brushstroke was perfect.
As the paint dried, something remarkable happened. The walls didn’t just change color; they began to shimmer and pulse with a life of their own. Betsey’s lights picked up on the subtle shifts in the room’s atmosphere, creating a dynamic display of light and shadow that danced across the walls. It was as if the room had a heartbeat, a pulse that resonated with anyone who entered.
But the real surprise came when Anna brought in a potted plant. As soon as the plant was placed in the room, it began to grow - rapidly. Vines snaked up the walls, blooming with flowers that matched the deep, mysterious hue of PANTONE 2965. The room was transforming into a living, breathing jungle.
Betsey was amazed. "This color… it’s more than just paint. It’s alive!"
Anna nodded, equally astonished. "It’s like it has a mind of its own, creating whatever the room needs. It’s fun, yet functional. It’s peaceful, yet full of surprises."
As word spread about the living room’s miraculous transformation, people from all over began to request the services of Dr. Chun and Engineer Goowanni. The duo became known as the "Color Conjurers," and they traveled far and wide, bringing PANTONE 2965 into homes, offices, and even public spaces.
In one home, they used the color to create a calming sanctuary where the walls emitted soothing sounds of the ocean. In another, they turned a child’s bedroom into a magical forest where the stars on the ceiling twinkled just like the night sky. Every room was different, yet each one was imbued with the same sense of wonder and excitement.
Eventually, Anna and Betsey discovered that PANTONE 2965 was not just a color; it was a portal to creativity. It encouraged people to think outside the box, to play, to explore. The more they used it, the more they realized that the possibilities were endless.
The story of PANTONE 2965 became legendary, and soon, every designer and artist wanted to get their hands on it. But Anna and Betsey knew that the magic wasn’t just in the paint - it was in the way they used it, the joy they brought to others through their playful designs.
And so, the two friends continued their journey, spreading color and happiness wherever they went. They proved that sometimes, all it takes is a little bit of creativity - and the right shade of blue - to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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