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PANTONE 3242
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#9FD2CBRGB:
159, 210, 203CMYK:
44, 0, 20, 0HSL:
172°, 24%, 82%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale robin egg bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 318in RAL Classic:
RAL 7035in RAL Design:
RAL 180 80 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 190-6in NCS:
NCS S 2020-B30G 2024-09-05 Snargl 01:12
What color is PANTONE 3242?
PANTONE 3242 is a shade of turquoise that belongs to the Pantone Matching System (PMS), a standardized color system used by designers, brands, and manufacturers.
It has the following color values:
This color is used to create a calm, serene, and soothing atmosphere, or to add a splash of vibrancy and energy.
It is a beautiful color that is used for various purposes and effects.
PANTONE 3242 is a color that can inspire creativity, tranquility, and happiness.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 159, 210, 203
CMYK: 44, 0, 20, 0
HEX: #9FD2CB
This color is used to create a calm, serene, and soothing atmosphere, or to add a splash of vibrancy and energy.
It is a beautiful color that is used for various purposes and effects.
PANTONE 3242 is a color that can inspire creativity, tranquility, and happiness.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 3242 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)
NCS S 6010-G10Y
NCS S 3020-G40Y
RAL Classic
RAL 1014
RAL 7043
RAL 6021
RAL 5018
RAL 1037
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 3242'
The Tale of the Turquoise Trousers
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Chromaville, there lived an eccentric inventor named Virgil Arrow. Known for his wild ideas and even wilder hair, Virgil had a reputation for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. His latest obsession was with a peculiar shade of turquoise known as PANTONE 3242 - a color so vibrant it could make a sunset seem shy.
Virgil's latest creation was a pair of trousers - yes, trousers - that he was convinced would revolutionize fashion. He had heard of PANTONE 3242 and thought it was the perfect hue to bring his masterpiece to life. The trousers, he insisted, would be the most eye-catching garment anyone had ever seen. His enthusiasm was matched only by his disregard for the practical implications of his invention.
To bring his vision to reality, Virgil needed the help of Hubert Flame, a diligent factory worker known for his meticulous attention to detail and no-nonsense attitude. Hubert was less than thrilled when Virgil burst into the factory with a fabric swatch of PANTONE 3242 and a grand plan.
"Hubert, my friend!" Virgil said, waving the swatch like a flag. "I've designed the ultimate fashion statement, and it needs your touch."
Hubert took one look at the color and raised an eyebrow. "Turquoise trousers? Really? What's next, plaid overalls?"
Virgil ignored the jibe and handed Hubert a set of blueprints. The trousers were, according to Virgil, not just trousers but a marvel of modern engineering. They had built-in self-cleaning technology, adjustable length (for those spontaneous growth spurts), and even a small compartment for snacks. Hubert was skeptical but agreed to help, if only to see how this absurd project would unfold.
As they worked together, the factory soon became a hive of activity. Hubert meticulously cut, stitched, and assembled the trousers while Virgil hovered, offering increasingly outlandish suggestions - like installing a mini fridge or incorporating LED lights. Hubert grumbled but kept his focus, knowing that if he could just get through this, it would make a great story.
Finally, the trousers were ready. They were a stunning, eye-popping shade of PANTONE 3242 - so bright they practically glowed. Virgil, ever the showman, decided to unveil them at the annual Chromaville Fashion Gala.
The night of the gala arrived, and the trousers made their debut. As the spotlight hit them, they seemed to radiate their own light, and the crowd gasped in amazement. However, the real surprise came when the trousers began to function as advertised. The self-cleaning mechanism kicked in just as a waiter accidentally spilled a drink. The trousers shimmered and sparkled, completely spotless.
Then, to everyone's surprise, the adjustable length feature extended the trousers into a floor-length gown, which caused quite a stir. The compartment for snacks was also a hit, as several guests were spotted enjoying hidden pretzels and candies.
The trousers became the talk of the town. Fashion magazines praised their innovative design, while Hubert enjoyed his newfound fame as the master craftsman behind the wonder trousers. Virgil, of course, took most of the credit, but he never forgot to mention Hubert’s critical role in making his vision a reality.
And so, the turquoise trousers of PANTONE 3242 became a legend in Chromaville, proving that even the most outlandish ideas can become a smashing success with a little creativity, a lot of hard work, and a splash of humor.
In the end, Virgil and Hubert learned a valuable lesson: sometimes, the brightest ideas come in the most unexpected shades.
Virgil's latest creation was a pair of trousers - yes, trousers - that he was convinced would revolutionize fashion. He had heard of PANTONE 3242 and thought it was the perfect hue to bring his masterpiece to life. The trousers, he insisted, would be the most eye-catching garment anyone had ever seen. His enthusiasm was matched only by his disregard for the practical implications of his invention.
To bring his vision to reality, Virgil needed the help of Hubert Flame, a diligent factory worker known for his meticulous attention to detail and no-nonsense attitude. Hubert was less than thrilled when Virgil burst into the factory with a fabric swatch of PANTONE 3242 and a grand plan.
"Hubert, my friend!" Virgil said, waving the swatch like a flag. "I've designed the ultimate fashion statement, and it needs your touch."
Hubert took one look at the color and raised an eyebrow. "Turquoise trousers? Really? What's next, plaid overalls?"
Virgil ignored the jibe and handed Hubert a set of blueprints. The trousers were, according to Virgil, not just trousers but a marvel of modern engineering. They had built-in self-cleaning technology, adjustable length (for those spontaneous growth spurts), and even a small compartment for snacks. Hubert was skeptical but agreed to help, if only to see how this absurd project would unfold.
As they worked together, the factory soon became a hive of activity. Hubert meticulously cut, stitched, and assembled the trousers while Virgil hovered, offering increasingly outlandish suggestions - like installing a mini fridge or incorporating LED lights. Hubert grumbled but kept his focus, knowing that if he could just get through this, it would make a great story.
Finally, the trousers were ready. They were a stunning, eye-popping shade of PANTONE 3242 - so bright they practically glowed. Virgil, ever the showman, decided to unveil them at the annual Chromaville Fashion Gala.
The night of the gala arrived, and the trousers made their debut. As the spotlight hit them, they seemed to radiate their own light, and the crowd gasped in amazement. However, the real surprise came when the trousers began to function as advertised. The self-cleaning mechanism kicked in just as a waiter accidentally spilled a drink. The trousers shimmered and sparkled, completely spotless.
Then, to everyone's surprise, the adjustable length feature extended the trousers into a floor-length gown, which caused quite a stir. The compartment for snacks was also a hit, as several guests were spotted enjoying hidden pretzels and candies.
The trousers became the talk of the town. Fashion magazines praised their innovative design, while Hubert enjoyed his newfound fame as the master craftsman behind the wonder trousers. Virgil, of course, took most of the credit, but he never forgot to mention Hubert’s critical role in making his vision a reality.
And so, the turquoise trousers of PANTONE 3242 became a legend in Chromaville, proving that even the most outlandish ideas can become a smashing success with a little creativity, a lot of hard work, and a splash of humor.
In the end, Virgil and Hubert learned a valuable lesson: sometimes, the brightest ideas come in the most unexpected shades.
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