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PANTONE 3282
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#009185RGB:
0, 145, 133CMYK:
100, 4, 56, 8HSL:
175°, 100%, 57%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark cyanin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7717in RAL Classic:
RAL 5021in RAL Design:
RAL 190 50 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 690-4in NCS:
NCS S 3040-B50G 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 3282?
PANTONE 3282 is a medium dark shade of cyan that can be used for various design projects.
The hexadecimal color code for this color is #009185, which is a medium dark shade of cyan.
In the RGB color model, PANTONE 3282 is composed of 0% red, 56.86% green, and 52.16% blue.
PANTONE 3282 is used on plastic materials, such as chips or standards.
This is used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, or graphic design.
It is a cool and calming color that evokes a sense of nature, water, and freshness.
Some examples of brands that use PANTONE 3282 or similar shades of cyan are Tiffany & Co., Twitter, and Aquafina.
This color represents nature, water, and freshness.
The hexadecimal color code for this color is #009185, which is a medium dark shade of cyan.
In the RGB color model, PANTONE 3282 is composed of 0% red, 56.86% green, and 52.16% blue.
PANTONE 3282 is used on plastic materials, such as chips or standards.
This is used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, or graphic design.
It is a cool and calming color that evokes a sense of nature, water, and freshness.
Some examples of brands that use PANTONE 3282 or similar shades of cyan are Tiffany & Co., Twitter, and Aquafina.
This color represents nature, water, and freshness.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 3282 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...
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 3282'
The Pantone Paradox
Long time ago, in the heart of the fashion world, where every shade of color battles for supremacy, there was an enigma wrapped in emerald green: Pantone 3282. This color, a deep, mesmerizing hue of green, was rumored to have the power to transform any garment into a masterpiece. The legend spoke of its mythical origins and the profound impact it could have on high fashion.
Our story begins in a lavish studio cluttered with sketches, fabric swatches, and unspoken dreams. Duncan Ervin, a renowned artist known for his avant-garde creations, had become obsessed with Pantone 3282. He believed that the color was the key to unlocking a new realm of fashion. His studio was an eclectic jungle of materials, but the emerald green swatch was his prized possession. Duncan was convinced that with the right garment, Pantone 3282 could change the world.
Enter Tommy Korr, a humble cleaner who, despite his unassuming role, had an uncanny knack for organizing chaos. Tommy's job was to sweep, mop, and make sure Duncan's creative mess stayed under control. But he harbored a secret: he had a keen eye for color and a mysterious connection to Pantone 3282 that nobody knew.
One fateful evening, as Duncan wrestled with a design that just wouldn’t come together, Tommy found himself lost in thought. He marveled at how Pantone 3282 seemed to glow even in the dim light of the studio. His curiosity piqued, he approached Duncan with a bold suggestion.
"Mr. Ervin," Tommy said, hesitantly, "Have you ever considered that Pantone 3282 might need more than just placement in your designs?"
Duncan looked up, intrigued but skeptical. "What are you implying, Tommy? It’s just a color."
Tommy’s eyes sparkled with a secret. "Maybe it’s not just about using the color but understanding its essence. What if Pantone 3282 is alive in its own way?"
Duncan, though initially dismissive, was intrigued by Tommy’s audacity. Over the next few days, Tommy began to assist Duncan in his research, using his unique perspective to provide insights into the color’s impact. They studied how Pantone 3282 reacted under different lights, how it complemented various fabrics, and even how it seemed to shift emotions in those who saw it.
Their experiments were unconventional: they threw elaborate fashion shows where models wore garments in Pantone 3282, only to find that the color had a strange effect on the audience - people wept, laughed, and even danced as if under a spell.
One evening, as Duncan and Tommy watched the models in awe, a breakthrough occurred. The garments made from Pantone 3282 seemed to radiate a powerful aura, connecting deeply with the wearers and viewers alike. It was not just a color but a conduit for emotional and artistic expression.
The revelation was profound. Pantone 3282 was not just a color; it was a bridge between creativity and emotion, an unspoken language of the fashion world. Duncan and Tommy’s collaboration transformed the fashion industry, not just with dazzling emerald designs but with a new understanding of color’s impact.
Their story became legend - a tale of how a brilliant artist and an unassuming cleaner discovered the true magic behind Pantone 3282. The color became a symbol of transformation, and its mystique continued to inspire future generations of designers.
And so, in the annals of fashion history, the Pantone Paradox was born - a testament to the extraordinary power of color and the unexpected heroes who unravel its mysteries.
Our story begins in a lavish studio cluttered with sketches, fabric swatches, and unspoken dreams. Duncan Ervin, a renowned artist known for his avant-garde creations, had become obsessed with Pantone 3282. He believed that the color was the key to unlocking a new realm of fashion. His studio was an eclectic jungle of materials, but the emerald green swatch was his prized possession. Duncan was convinced that with the right garment, Pantone 3282 could change the world.
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Enter Tommy Korr, a humble cleaner who, despite his unassuming role, had an uncanny knack for organizing chaos. Tommy's job was to sweep, mop, and make sure Duncan's creative mess stayed under control. But he harbored a secret: he had a keen eye for color and a mysterious connection to Pantone 3282 that nobody knew.
One fateful evening, as Duncan wrestled with a design that just wouldn’t come together, Tommy found himself lost in thought. He marveled at how Pantone 3282 seemed to glow even in the dim light of the studio. His curiosity piqued, he approached Duncan with a bold suggestion.
"Mr. Ervin," Tommy said, hesitantly, "Have you ever considered that Pantone 3282 might need more than just placement in your designs?"
Duncan looked up, intrigued but skeptical. "What are you implying, Tommy? It’s just a color."
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Tommy’s eyes sparkled with a secret. "Maybe it’s not just about using the color but understanding its essence. What if Pantone 3282 is alive in its own way?"
Duncan, though initially dismissive, was intrigued by Tommy’s audacity. Over the next few days, Tommy began to assist Duncan in his research, using his unique perspective to provide insights into the color’s impact. They studied how Pantone 3282 reacted under different lights, how it complemented various fabrics, and even how it seemed to shift emotions in those who saw it.
Their experiments were unconventional: they threw elaborate fashion shows where models wore garments in Pantone 3282, only to find that the color had a strange effect on the audience - people wept, laughed, and even danced as if under a spell.
One evening, as Duncan and Tommy watched the models in awe, a breakthrough occurred. The garments made from Pantone 3282 seemed to radiate a powerful aura, connecting deeply with the wearers and viewers alike. It was not just a color but a conduit for emotional and artistic expression.
The revelation was profound. Pantone 3282 was not just a color; it was a bridge between creativity and emotion, an unspoken language of the fashion world. Duncan and Tommy’s collaboration transformed the fashion industry, not just with dazzling emerald designs but with a new understanding of color’s impact.
Their story became legend - a tale of how a brilliant artist and an unassuming cleaner discovered the true magic behind Pantone 3282. The color became a symbol of transformation, and its mystique continued to inspire future generations of designers.
And so, in the annals of fashion history, the Pantone Paradox was born - a testament to the extraordinary power of color and the unexpected heroes who unravel its mysteries.
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