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PANTONE 331
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#BDDDD2RGB:
189, 221, 210CMYK:
27, 0, 15, 0HSL:
159°, 14%, 87%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale aquain PANTONE:
PANTONE 572in RAL Classic:
RAL 7035in RAL Design:
RAL 240 80 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 750-1in NCS:
NCS S 1510-B50G 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 331?
PANTONE 331 is a light shade of green-cyan that has a hexadecimal color code of #BDDDD2.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 74.12% red, 86.67% green, and 82.35% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 159°, a saturation of 14%, and a lightness of 87%.
PANTONE 331 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, and plastics.
It is often used for pastel and neon colors, as well as for creating harmonies and shades with other colors.
PANTONE 331 is a fresh and soothing color that can evoke feelings of nature, tranquility, and harmony.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 74.12% red, 86.67% green, and 82.35% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 159°, a saturation of 14%, and a lightness of 87%.
PANTONE 331 is available in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, and plastics.
It is often used for pastel and neon colors, as well as for creating harmonies and shades with other colors.
PANTONE 331 is a fresh and soothing color that can evoke feelings of nature, tranquility, and harmony.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 331 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 1550-R80B
RAL Classic
RAL 8001
RAL 1012
RAL 3005
RAL 1014
RAL 6034
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 331'
The Enchanted Hue
Long time ago, far away, in the heart of the vibrant city of Technotropolis, a revolutionary color was about to make waves - PANTONE 331, a mesmerizing shade of teal that shimmered like a jewel under the sun. Its arrival was celebrated with curiosity, but little did anyone know, it would be the catalyst for an extraordinary adventure involving a brilliant scientist and a meticulous cleaner.
Dr. Shivansh Chun, a motion design expert and color theorist, had long been captivated by the endless possibilities of color in digital media. His laboratory, "Spectrum Labs," was a sanctuary of creativity, adorned with holographic screens and swirling color patterns. Shivansh was preparing for his latest project: an immersive, interactive experience that would revolutionize motion design.
Vivienne Lantern, on the other hand, was the diligent cleaner of Spectrum Labs. Her job was to maintain the pristine environment necessary for Shivansh’s work. Vivienne was no ordinary cleaner; she had a keen eye for detail and a hidden talent for design. Often, she would pause her duties to marvel at the intricate patterns on Shivansh’s screens, dreaming of creating something beautiful herself.
One evening, as the city lights flickered against the darkening sky, Shivansh noticed something unusual. PANTONE 331, which had been used in his latest project, was producing unexpected results. It seemed to be affecting the motion designs in a way that defied all known principles. The animations weren’t just visually stunning - they were almost… alive.
Perplexed, Shivansh decided to investigate. He was working late into the night when Vivienne, in her usual careful manner, was tidying up the lab. As she approached a display where PANTONE 331 was featured prominently, she was struck by the color’s vibrant energy. Noticing Shivansh’s intense focus, she hesitantly asked, "Is something wrong, Dr. Chun?"
Shivansh, absorbed in his analysis, barely looked up. "It’s this color - PANTONE 331. It’s behaving in ways I can’t explain. It seems almost magical."
Vivienne’s curiosity was piqued. "May I help?"
Shivansh was taken aback. "You? You’re the cleaner. This is highly technical."
Vivienne’s eyes sparkled. "You might be surprised. I’ve always loved colors and patterns. Let me try."
With a mixture of skepticism and hope, Shivansh agreed. Vivienne began experimenting with the color, integrating it into various designs and animations. To their astonishment, the results were nothing short of extraordinary. PANTONE 331 seemed to have an inherent dynamism, enhancing every motion with a sense of enchantment.
As they delved deeper, Shivansh and Vivienne discovered that PANTONE 331 interacted with light and movement in a way that was almost sentient. The color didn’t just reflect light; it seemed to respond to it, creating a dance of hues that brought the animations to life. It was as if PANTONE 331 had a personality of its own, infusing the digital world with a touch of magic.
News of their groundbreaking discovery spread quickly, and soon, the entire city was abuzz with excitement. The collaboration between the renowned scientist and the unassuming cleaner became a symbol of innovation and creativity. Shivansh and Vivienne’s work transformed motion design, introducing an era where colors were not just visual elements but dynamic, interactive experiences.
In the end, Dr. Shivansh Chun and Vivienne Lantern taught the world that inspiration could come from the most unexpected places. PANTONE 331 wasn’t just a color; it was a gateway to a new realm of artistic possibilities, proving that sometimes, magic lies in the most unlikely of partnerships.
And so, in Technotropolis, amidst the shimmering lights and vibrant animations, the legend of the enchanted hue lived on, a testament to the power of creativity and the wonders that can emerge when different worlds collide.
Dr. Shivansh Chun, a motion design expert and color theorist, had long been captivated by the endless possibilities of color in digital media. His laboratory, "Spectrum Labs," was a sanctuary of creativity, adorned with holographic screens and swirling color patterns. Shivansh was preparing for his latest project: an immersive, interactive experience that would revolutionize motion design.
Vivienne Lantern, on the other hand, was the diligent cleaner of Spectrum Labs. Her job was to maintain the pristine environment necessary for Shivansh’s work. Vivienne was no ordinary cleaner; she had a keen eye for detail and a hidden talent for design. Often, she would pause her duties to marvel at the intricate patterns on Shivansh’s screens, dreaming of creating something beautiful herself.
One evening, as the city lights flickered against the darkening sky, Shivansh noticed something unusual. PANTONE 331, which had been used in his latest project, was producing unexpected results. It seemed to be affecting the motion designs in a way that defied all known principles. The animations weren’t just visually stunning - they were almost… alive.
Perplexed, Shivansh decided to investigate. He was working late into the night when Vivienne, in her usual careful manner, was tidying up the lab. As she approached a display where PANTONE 331 was featured prominently, she was struck by the color’s vibrant energy. Noticing Shivansh’s intense focus, she hesitantly asked, "Is something wrong, Dr. Chun?"
Shivansh, absorbed in his analysis, barely looked up. "It’s this color - PANTONE 331. It’s behaving in ways I can’t explain. It seems almost magical."
Vivienne’s curiosity was piqued. "May I help?"
Shivansh was taken aback. "You? You’re the cleaner. This is highly technical."
Vivienne’s eyes sparkled. "You might be surprised. I’ve always loved colors and patterns. Let me try."
With a mixture of skepticism and hope, Shivansh agreed. Vivienne began experimenting with the color, integrating it into various designs and animations. To their astonishment, the results were nothing short of extraordinary. PANTONE 331 seemed to have an inherent dynamism, enhancing every motion with a sense of enchantment.
As they delved deeper, Shivansh and Vivienne discovered that PANTONE 331 interacted with light and movement in a way that was almost sentient. The color didn’t just reflect light; it seemed to respond to it, creating a dance of hues that brought the animations to life. It was as if PANTONE 331 had a personality of its own, infusing the digital world with a touch of magic.
News of their groundbreaking discovery spread quickly, and soon, the entire city was abuzz with excitement. The collaboration between the renowned scientist and the unassuming cleaner became a symbol of innovation and creativity. Shivansh and Vivienne’s work transformed motion design, introducing an era where colors were not just visual elements but dynamic, interactive experiences.
In the end, Dr. Shivansh Chun and Vivienne Lantern taught the world that inspiration could come from the most unexpected places. PANTONE 331 wasn’t just a color; it was a gateway to a new realm of artistic possibilities, proving that sometimes, magic lies in the most unlikely of partnerships.
And so, in Technotropolis, amidst the shimmering lights and vibrant animations, the legend of the enchanted hue lived on, a testament to the power of creativity and the wonders that can emerge when different worlds collide.
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