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PANTONE 328
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#007568RGB:
0, 117, 104CMYK:
100, 10, 61, 38HSL:
173°, 100%, 46%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Tropical rain forestin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7719in RAL Classic:
RAL 5021in RAL Design:
RAL 180 40 45in RAL Effect:
RAL 740-5in NCS:
NCS S 4040-B50G 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 328?
PANTONE 328 is a dark shade of cyan, with a hexadecimal value of #007568.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 0% red, 45.88% green and 40.78% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 173 degrees, 100% saturation and 46% lightness.
The approximate wavelength of this color is 496.26 nm.
PANTONE 328 can have different appearances depending on the type of material and coating it is applied to.
For example, PANTONE 328 C is the color code for coated paper, while PANTONE 328 U is the color code for uncoated one.
The C and U suffixes stand for coated and uncoated papers, respectively.
PANTONE 328 U has a slightly lighter and more greenish hue than PANTONE 382 C, with a hexadecimal value of #99c221.
PANTONE 328 is one of the many colors that can be found in the PANTONE products range, such as the Pantone Formula Guide, the Pantone Solid Chips, the Pantone Solid Color Set, and the Pantone Plastic Chip.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 0% red, 45.88% green and 40.78% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 173 degrees, 100% saturation and 46% lightness.
The approximate wavelength of this color is 496.26 nm.
PANTONE 328 can have different appearances depending on the type of material and coating it is applied to.
For example, PANTONE 328 C is the color code for coated paper, while PANTONE 328 U is the color code for uncoated one.
The C and U suffixes stand for coated and uncoated papers, respectively.
PANTONE 328 U has a slightly lighter and more greenish hue than PANTONE 382 C, with a hexadecimal value of #99c221.
PANTONE 328 is one of the many colors that can be found in the PANTONE products range, such as the Pantone Formula Guide, the Pantone Solid Chips, the Pantone Solid Color Set, and the Pantone Plastic Chip.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 328 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 3032
RAL 1011
RAL 5018
RAL 9001
RAL 6032
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 328'
The Green Revolution: The Rise of PANTONE 328
Far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, a new color had begun to change everything. It wasn’t just any color - it was PANTONE 328, a vibrant green that promised to redefine design. This tale follows the rise of this audacious hue, propelled by the unlikely heroes: Nexia Chun, a flamboyant entrepreneur, and Leonardo Sweetheart, a delivery worker with a knack for unintentional chaos.
Nexia Chun, founder of "Chroma Inc.", was a visionary who believed that PANTONE 328 would revolutionize the design world. Her office, a shrine to the color green, was as overwhelming as a rainforest. Nexia, dressed in a suit that matched the hue perfectly, was obsessed. "This color," she proclaimed to anyone who’d listen, "is going to change lives! It’s green like the Amazon, fresh like a cucumber, and cooler than a cucumber in a freezer!"
Her plans were ambitious. She envisioned PANTONE 328 becoming the color of everything from skyscrapers to toothpaste. But she needed a grand marketing push. Enter Leonardo Sweetheart, a delivery worker known for his charm and, unfortunately, his clumsiness.
Leonardo was a walking disaster zone. He once delivered a package to a zoo and ended up with a penguin as a passenger. His latest mission was to transport a massive batch of PANTONE 328 swatches to an international design convention. Nexia, with her usual dramatic flair, personally entrusted him with this crucial task. "Leonardo, you are the chosen one! Don’t let this color down!" she declared, dramatically handing over the swatches in a glittering green box.
Leonardo, blissfully unaware of the gravity of his task, set off with the swatches in a truck that seemed to have a personality of its own - often choosing the most inconvenient moments to break down. This truck, affectionately named "Gremlin," was notorious for turning ordinary deliveries into epic quests.
On the way to the convention, Gremlin decided to take a detour. Leonardo found himself lost in a neighborhood where "DIY" was an understatement. Houses were painted in every conceivable shade of green, from neon lime to army drab. Realizing he was in a "green zone," Leonardo was inspired. He started offering PANTONE 328 swatches to homeowners, who enthusiastically accepted them, thinking it was the next big thing.
One homeowner, however, was a rival color enthusiast who saw this as a threat to his collection of exotic hues. He spread the word that PANTONE 328 was cursed. Panic spread like wildfire through the green community, leading to a frenzy of mistrust and confusion. Leonardo, in a twist of fate, became a local legend for his "green curse," while the real story was that he had just misplaced the swatches.
The chaos eventually led Leonardo to the design convention, albeit late and missing several swatches. The convention was a sea of colors, with designers waiting impatiently. Nexia was beside herself with worry until Leonardo burst in, carrying the last of the swatches and an unexpected backstory of green chaos.
Nexia, initially mortified, saw the upside: the stories of Leonardo’s adventures created a buzz. PANTONE 328 was now associated with mystery, adventure, and even a hint of rebellion. The convention’s attendees, intrigued by the legends and the color’s strange journey, embraced PANTONE 328 with enthusiasm.
The unexpected turn of events made PANTONE 328 the most talked-about color of the year. Nexia's vision had come to life, not through conventional means, but through a series of comical and chaotic twists. Leonardo Sweetheart became an unlikely hero, forever remembered in Chromaville lore as the delivery worker who brought the color green to life in the most unforgettable way.
And so, PANTONE 328’s rise to fame was not only a triumph of design but a testament to the unpredictability of life, proving that sometimes, the most unconventional paths lead to the most spectacular outcomes.
Nexia Chun, founder of "Chroma Inc.", was a visionary who believed that PANTONE 328 would revolutionize the design world. Her office, a shrine to the color green, was as overwhelming as a rainforest. Nexia, dressed in a suit that matched the hue perfectly, was obsessed. "This color," she proclaimed to anyone who’d listen, "is going to change lives! It’s green like the Amazon, fresh like a cucumber, and cooler than a cucumber in a freezer!"
Her plans were ambitious. She envisioned PANTONE 328 becoming the color of everything from skyscrapers to toothpaste. But she needed a grand marketing push. Enter Leonardo Sweetheart, a delivery worker known for his charm and, unfortunately, his clumsiness.
Leonardo was a walking disaster zone. He once delivered a package to a zoo and ended up with a penguin as a passenger. His latest mission was to transport a massive batch of PANTONE 328 swatches to an international design convention. Nexia, with her usual dramatic flair, personally entrusted him with this crucial task. "Leonardo, you are the chosen one! Don’t let this color down!" she declared, dramatically handing over the swatches in a glittering green box.
Leonardo, blissfully unaware of the gravity of his task, set off with the swatches in a truck that seemed to have a personality of its own - often choosing the most inconvenient moments to break down. This truck, affectionately named "Gremlin," was notorious for turning ordinary deliveries into epic quests.
On the way to the convention, Gremlin decided to take a detour. Leonardo found himself lost in a neighborhood where "DIY" was an understatement. Houses were painted in every conceivable shade of green, from neon lime to army drab. Realizing he was in a "green zone," Leonardo was inspired. He started offering PANTONE 328 swatches to homeowners, who enthusiastically accepted them, thinking it was the next big thing.
One homeowner, however, was a rival color enthusiast who saw this as a threat to his collection of exotic hues. He spread the word that PANTONE 328 was cursed. Panic spread like wildfire through the green community, leading to a frenzy of mistrust and confusion. Leonardo, in a twist of fate, became a local legend for his "green curse," while the real story was that he had just misplaced the swatches.
The chaos eventually led Leonardo to the design convention, albeit late and missing several swatches. The convention was a sea of colors, with designers waiting impatiently. Nexia was beside herself with worry until Leonardo burst in, carrying the last of the swatches and an unexpected backstory of green chaos.
Nexia, initially mortified, saw the upside: the stories of Leonardo’s adventures created a buzz. PANTONE 328 was now associated with mystery, adventure, and even a hint of rebellion. The convention’s attendees, intrigued by the legends and the color’s strange journey, embraced PANTONE 328 with enthusiasm.
The unexpected turn of events made PANTONE 328 the most talked-about color of the year. Nexia's vision had come to life, not through conventional means, but through a series of comical and chaotic twists. Leonardo Sweetheart became an unlikely hero, forever remembered in Chromaville lore as the delivery worker who brought the color green to life in the most unforgettable way.
And so, PANTONE 328’s rise to fame was not only a triumph of design but a testament to the unpredictability of life, proving that sometimes, the most unconventional paths lead to the most spectacular outcomes.
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