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Cosmic latte
Cadet blue
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PANTONE 318
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A1D3D3RGB:
161, 211, 211CMYK:
40, 0, 14, 0HSL:
180°, 24%, 83%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale robin egg bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 3242in RAL Classic:
RAL 7035in RAL Design:
RAL 200 80 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 730-2in NCS:
NCS S 2020-B30G 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 318?
PANTONE 318 is a medium light shade of cyan with a hexadecimal color code of #A1D3D3.
It is composed of 63.14% red, 82.75% green and 82.75% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a hue of 180°, a saturation of 24% and a lightness of 83% in the HSL color space.
It is also known as PANTONE 318 C or PANTONE 318 CP in different Pantone color guides.
It is composed of 63.14% red, 82.75% green and 82.75% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a hue of 180°, a saturation of 24% and a lightness of 83% in the HSL color space.
It is also known as PANTONE 318 C or PANTONE 318 CP in different Pantone color guides.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 318 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 8029
RAL 9010
RAL 5024
RAL 9005
RAL 7015
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 318'
The Mystery of PANTONE 318
Long time ago, in the bustling town of Quirkville, where eccentricities ran as freely as the local coffee shop's espresso, two unlikely heroes found themselves caught in the throes of a colorful conundrum.
Shivansh Krang, a car service worker known for his mechanical prowess and the fact that his toolbox had a permanent layer of oil, was engrossed in his latest task - a bright yellow sedan with the personality of a caffeinated squirrel. Meanwhile, Raphael Flame, a delivery worker whose name was more suited to a rock star than someone who handled packages, was maneuvering his way through the crowded streets with a package so secure it seemed to have its own security detail.
Their paths crossed when Raphael, sweating profusely under the weight of a mysteriously large box, made a wrong turn into the parking lot of Shivansh's garage.
"Hey, buddy!" Raphael shouted, trying to balance the box while waving with his free hand. "You seen a place to drop this off?"
Shivansh, taking a break from wrestling with a stubborn engine, wiped his hands and squinted at the box. "You sure that thing's not full of bricks? Or maybe a live raccoon?"
"Ha! Nothing so wild. Just a new trademark design for a client." Raphael shrugged. "Except it's got this weird Pantone color on it - PANTONE 318."
At the mention of the color, Shivansh's eyes lit up. "PANTONE 318, you say? I've heard about that. It's a shade of blue-green so elusive that even the color wheel gets confused!"
Raphael blinked. "You've got to be kidding me."
"No joke!" Shivansh said, leaning closer to inspect the box. "Rumor has it that anyone who uses PANTONE 318 in a trademark design ends up with some bizarre luck. Last I heard, the owner of the Café Quirk had to start serving breakfast at midnight because of it!"
Raphael's curiosity was piqued. "Well, if this box is that important, then I guess I should be extra careful."
As Shivansh helped Raphael carefully unload the package, they noticed that the box bore an unusual, cryptic symbol - a blue-green swirl that seemed to shimmer in the light. It was, of course, PANTONE 318.
"Okay," Shivansh said, adjusting his grease-stained gloves. "Let's get this open and see what all the fuss is about."
They carefully pried open the box, revealing a strikingly designed logo that featured PANTONE 318 prominently. But as they examined it, a peculiar thing happened: the logo began to glow faintly.
"Whoa," Raphael said, eyes wide. "Is it supposed to do that?"
Shivansh shook his head. "Not at all. I think we're witnessing the ‘PANTONE Effect'!"
Suddenly, the garage's fluorescent lights flickered and dimmed, replaced by a soft, blue-green hue that matched the color on the logo. The temperature dropped noticeably, and the air became fragrant with the smell of fresh mint and sea breeze.
"It's like we're inside a giant mint mojito!" Raphael exclaimed.
Shivansh chuckled. "Guess this is what happens when you mess with PANTONE 318. You get a free atmosphere makeover!"
Just then, a group of curious onlookers from the neighborhood started to gather, drawn by the ethereal glow. Shivansh and Raphael exchanged amused glances.
"Well," Raphael said, shrugging. "At least it's not bricks or a raccoon."
As the crowd marveled at the glowing logo, Shivansh and Raphael realized they had unwittingly become part of Quirkville's newest attraction. The mysterious powers of PANTONE 318 had given them an unexpected adventure and, perhaps, a bit of fame.
With a grin, Shivansh turned to Raphael. "Well, looks like your delivery just turned into a town legend."
"Guess I'll be the talk of the delivery world," Raphael replied, laughing. "And you'll be the garage guy who got bathed in minty freshness!"
As they both shared a hearty laugh, the once-ordinary delivery had become a story for the ages. PANTONE 318 had turned out to be more than just a color - it was a gateway to the unexpected, a reminder that even in the most routine of lives, a splash of mystery and humor could turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
Shivansh Krang, a car service worker known for his mechanical prowess and the fact that his toolbox had a permanent layer of oil, was engrossed in his latest task - a bright yellow sedan with the personality of a caffeinated squirrel. Meanwhile, Raphael Flame, a delivery worker whose name was more suited to a rock star than someone who handled packages, was maneuvering his way through the crowded streets with a package so secure it seemed to have its own security detail.
Their paths crossed when Raphael, sweating profusely under the weight of a mysteriously large box, made a wrong turn into the parking lot of Shivansh's garage.
"Hey, buddy!" Raphael shouted, trying to balance the box while waving with his free hand. "You seen a place to drop this off?"
Shivansh, taking a break from wrestling with a stubborn engine, wiped his hands and squinted at the box. "You sure that thing's not full of bricks? Or maybe a live raccoon?"
"Ha! Nothing so wild. Just a new trademark design for a client." Raphael shrugged. "Except it's got this weird Pantone color on it - PANTONE 318."
At the mention of the color, Shivansh's eyes lit up. "PANTONE 318, you say? I've heard about that. It's a shade of blue-green so elusive that even the color wheel gets confused!"
Raphael blinked. "You've got to be kidding me."
"No joke!" Shivansh said, leaning closer to inspect the box. "Rumor has it that anyone who uses PANTONE 318 in a trademark design ends up with some bizarre luck. Last I heard, the owner of the Café Quirk had to start serving breakfast at midnight because of it!"
Raphael's curiosity was piqued. "Well, if this box is that important, then I guess I should be extra careful."
As Shivansh helped Raphael carefully unload the package, they noticed that the box bore an unusual, cryptic symbol - a blue-green swirl that seemed to shimmer in the light. It was, of course, PANTONE 318.
"Okay," Shivansh said, adjusting his grease-stained gloves. "Let's get this open and see what all the fuss is about."
They carefully pried open the box, revealing a strikingly designed logo that featured PANTONE 318 prominently. But as they examined it, a peculiar thing happened: the logo began to glow faintly.
"Whoa," Raphael said, eyes wide. "Is it supposed to do that?"
Shivansh shook his head. "Not at all. I think we're witnessing the ‘PANTONE Effect'!"
Suddenly, the garage's fluorescent lights flickered and dimmed, replaced by a soft, blue-green hue that matched the color on the logo. The temperature dropped noticeably, and the air became fragrant with the smell of fresh mint and sea breeze.
"It's like we're inside a giant mint mojito!" Raphael exclaimed.
Shivansh chuckled. "Guess this is what happens when you mess with PANTONE 318. You get a free atmosphere makeover!"
Just then, a group of curious onlookers from the neighborhood started to gather, drawn by the ethereal glow. Shivansh and Raphael exchanged amused glances.
"Well," Raphael said, shrugging. "At least it's not bricks or a raccoon."
As the crowd marveled at the glowing logo, Shivansh and Raphael realized they had unwittingly become part of Quirkville's newest attraction. The mysterious powers of PANTONE 318 had given them an unexpected adventure and, perhaps, a bit of fame.
With a grin, Shivansh turned to Raphael. "Well, looks like your delivery just turned into a town legend."
"Guess I'll be the talk of the delivery world," Raphael replied, laughing. "And you'll be the garage guy who got bathed in minty freshness!"
As they both shared a hearty laugh, the once-ordinary delivery had become a story for the ages. PANTONE 318 had turned out to be more than just a color - it was a gateway to the unexpected, a reminder that even in the most routine of lives, a splash of mystery and humor could turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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