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PANTONE 323
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#006160RGB:
0, 97, 96CMYK:
96, 16, 42, 57HSL:
179°, 100%, 38%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Teal greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7720in RAL Classic:
RAL 6026in RAL Design:
RAL 200 30 33in RAL Effect:
RAL 740-6in NCS:
NCS S 4050-B20G 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 323?
PANTONE 323 is a dark shade of cyan that has a HEX value of #006160.
It is composed of 0% red, 38.04% green, and 37.65% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 179 degrees, a saturation of 100%, and a lightness of 38%.
PANTONE 323 is a cool and refreshing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, stability, and harmony.
It can also represent water, nature, and health.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 323 are in logos, packaging, posters, and websites that want to convey a sense of professionalism, reliability, and trustworthiness.
PANTONE 323 can be paired with complementary colors such as light salmon pink (#FFA09E) or analogous colors such as green (#006132) or blue (#002E61) for contrast and balance.
PANTONE 323 can also be used with lighter or darker shades of itself for a monochromatic scheme.
It is composed of 0% red, 38.04% green, and 37.65% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 179 degrees, a saturation of 100%, and a lightness of 38%.
PANTONE 323 is a cool and refreshing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, stability, and harmony.
It can also represent water, nature, and health.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 323 are in logos, packaging, posters, and websites that want to convey a sense of professionalism, reliability, and trustworthiness.
PANTONE 323 can be paired with complementary colors such as light salmon pink (#FFA09E) or analogous colors such as green (#006132) or blue (#002E61) for contrast and balance.
PANTONE 323 can also be used with lighter or darker shades of itself for a monochromatic scheme.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 323 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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NCS (Natural Color System)
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 323'
The Pantone Adventure: Alexander and Jacob's Chromatic Quest
Far-far away, in the bustling town of Chromaville, where every color had its own personality, the annual Pantone Color Festival was the highlight of the year. This year, the spotlight was on the eccentric and vibrant PANTONE 323, a shade of teal so dazzling it was rumored to possess magical properties.
At the heart of the festival's preparations was Alexander Jet, the charismatic shop assistant at "Colorful Dreams," a quaint store specializing in all things color-related. Alexander was known for his unmatched enthusiasm for all shades of the spectrum. His specialty? Making colors come to life in motion design.
One morning, while sorting through a fresh shipment of color swatches, Alexander discovered a peculiar box with a golden ribbon. Inside was a bottle of PANTONE 323, accompanied by a note: "For a most spectacular creation, use this wisely."
Unbeknownst to Alexander, Jacob McLeod, the ever-diligent cleaner of the neighboring store, "The Glimmering Gallery," had just finished polishing the floors. Jacob was not just any cleaner - he had a knack for spotting misplaced objects and was known for his extraordinary sense of cleanliness.
As fate would have it, the two crossed paths in the alleyway behind their stores. Alexander, brimming with excitement, showed Jacob the bottle of PANTONE 323. Jacob, always curious about Alexander's vibrant world, suggested they collaborate on a project to showcase the color at the festival.
With a shared sense of adventure, Alexander and Jacob hatched a plan to create an immersive motion design experience. They decided to turn the town square into a canvas for their vibrant vision. The idea was simple but bold: a gigantic, interactive mural that would move and change colors, all centered around PANTONE 323.
The preparations began. Alexander designed elaborate digital animations featuring swirling patterns and shimmering effects, all incorporating PANTONE 323. Meanwhile, Jacob, with his meticulous nature, ensured that every inch of the installation site was spotless and gleaming, so the colors would shine their brightest.
As the festival day approached, excitement grew. Alexander and Jacob's creation was a closely guarded secret. Finally, the big reveal arrived. The town square was transformed into a dazzling display of motion and color. PANTONE 323 was the star, its teal brilliance dancing across the screens, blending into vibrant patterns that seemed to come to life.
The crowd was mesmerized. The mural morphed into underwater scenes with swimming fish, lush gardens with blooming flowers, and starry skies with shooting comets, all featuring the enchanting PANTONE 323. It was a symphony of color and motion that made everyone feel like they were part of a living, breathing artwork.
But the real magic happened when the festival reached its peak. As the sun set, the installation seemed to glow even more intensely, casting a teal light that brought an ethereal quality to the night. The entire town was bathed in the soothing, captivating hue of PANTONE 323.
People began to cheer and dance, their movements synchronized with the shifting patterns of the mural. It was as if PANTONE 323 had not only transformed the space but also brought the community together in a shared experience of wonder.
When the festival ended, Alexander and Jacob stood together, watching the crowd leave with smiles and brightened spirits. The magical effects of PANTONE 323 had created more than just a visual spectacle - it had united the town in a moment of joy and creativity.
From that day forward, Alexander and Jacob were celebrated as the dynamic duo who turned an ordinary color into an extraordinary adventure. And in Chromaville, PANTONE 323 became not just a color but a symbol of the magic that happens when creativity and collaboration come together.
And so, every year, the town would eagerly await the Pantone Color Festival, not just for the colors, but for the incredible stories they inspired.
At the heart of the festival's preparations was Alexander Jet, the charismatic shop assistant at "Colorful Dreams," a quaint store specializing in all things color-related. Alexander was known for his unmatched enthusiasm for all shades of the spectrum. His specialty? Making colors come to life in motion design.
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One morning, while sorting through a fresh shipment of color swatches, Alexander discovered a peculiar box with a golden ribbon. Inside was a bottle of PANTONE 323, accompanied by a note: "For a most spectacular creation, use this wisely."
Unbeknownst to Alexander, Jacob McLeod, the ever-diligent cleaner of the neighboring store, "The Glimmering Gallery," had just finished polishing the floors. Jacob was not just any cleaner - he had a knack for spotting misplaced objects and was known for his extraordinary sense of cleanliness.
As fate would have it, the two crossed paths in the alleyway behind their stores. Alexander, brimming with excitement, showed Jacob the bottle of PANTONE 323. Jacob, always curious about Alexander's vibrant world, suggested they collaborate on a project to showcase the color at the festival.
With a shared sense of adventure, Alexander and Jacob hatched a plan to create an immersive motion design experience. They decided to turn the town square into a canvas for their vibrant vision. The idea was simple but bold: a gigantic, interactive mural that would move and change colors, all centered around PANTONE 323.
The preparations began. Alexander designed elaborate digital animations featuring swirling patterns and shimmering effects, all incorporating PANTONE 323. Meanwhile, Jacob, with his meticulous nature, ensured that every inch of the installation site was spotless and gleaming, so the colors would shine their brightest.
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As the festival day approached, excitement grew. Alexander and Jacob's creation was a closely guarded secret. Finally, the big reveal arrived. The town square was transformed into a dazzling display of motion and color. PANTONE 323 was the star, its teal brilliance dancing across the screens, blending into vibrant patterns that seemed to come to life.
The crowd was mesmerized. The mural morphed into underwater scenes with swimming fish, lush gardens with blooming flowers, and starry skies with shooting comets, all featuring the enchanting PANTONE 323. It was a symphony of color and motion that made everyone feel like they were part of a living, breathing artwork.
But the real magic happened when the festival reached its peak. As the sun set, the installation seemed to glow even more intensely, casting a teal light that brought an ethereal quality to the night. The entire town was bathed in the soothing, captivating hue of PANTONE 323.
People began to cheer and dance, their movements synchronized with the shifting patterns of the mural. It was as if PANTONE 323 had not only transformed the space but also brought the community together in a shared experience of wonder.
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When the festival ended, Alexander and Jacob stood together, watching the crowd leave with smiles and brightened spirits. The magical effects of PANTONE 323 had created more than just a visual spectacle - it had united the town in a moment of joy and creativity.
From that day forward, Alexander and Jacob were celebrated as the dynamic duo who turned an ordinary color into an extraordinary adventure. And in Chromaville, PANTONE 323 became not just a color but a symbol of the magic that happens when creativity and collaboration come together.
And so, every year, the town would eagerly await the Pantone Color Festival, not just for the colors, but for the incredible stories they inspired.
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