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PANTONE 332
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HEX Triplet:
#B1D8CCRGB:
177, 216, 204CMYK:
33, 0, 18, 0HSL:
162°, 18%, 85%Closest colors:
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Pastel bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 565in RAL Classic:
RAL 6019in RAL Design:
RAL 180 80 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 740-2in NCS:
NCS S 2010-B90G 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 332?
PANTONE 332 is a medium light shade of green-cyan, with a hue of 162 degrees, a saturation of 18%, and a lightness of 85%.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 69.41% red, 84.71% green, and 80% blue.
In the CMYK color model, it is composed of 33% cyan, 0% magenta, 18% yellow, and 0% black.
PANTONE 332 is a fresh and soothing color that can evoke feelings of nature, water, and tranquility.
It can be used to create contrast with warmer colors, such as orange or red, or to complement cooler colors, such as blue or purple.
PANTONE 332 can also be paired with other shades of green or turquoise for a harmonious and relaxing effect.
It is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, color sets, and plastic chips.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 69.41% red, 84.71% green, and 80% blue.
In the CMYK color model, it is composed of 33% cyan, 0% magenta, 18% yellow, and 0% black.
PANTONE 332 is a fresh and soothing color that can evoke feelings of nature, water, and tranquility.
It can be used to create contrast with warmer colors, such as orange or red, or to complement cooler colors, such as blue or purple.
PANTONE 332 can also be paired with other shades of green or turquoise for a harmonious and relaxing effect.
It is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, color sets, and plastic chips.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 332 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 332'
The Pantone Revolution
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Colorville, where everything from the sidewalks to the streetlights was meticulously coordinated, a monumental event was about to unfold. It all started in a small, inconspicuous design studio where the eccentric Dr. Gianni Ford was about to change the world with a single shade of green: Pantone 332.
Dr. Ford was a renowned color scientist with a knack for dramatic flair. His latest obsession was Pantone 332, a vibrant green hue he claimed had the power to revolutionize interior design. "It’s not just a color," he would proclaim, "it’s an emotion in pigment!" His colleagues at the Color Institute had grown used to his grand statements, but this time, he was convinced he was onto something truly groundbreaking.
One sunny Tuesday morning, Dr. Ford was ready to unveil his latest creation to the world. Unfortunately, his grand plan hinged on one crucial element: a massive shipment of Pantone 332 paint cans, which was being delivered by none other than Stella Black, the city’s most charming and accident-prone delivery worker.
Stella had a reputation for delivering packages to the wrong addresses, but her infectious enthusiasm made her a beloved figure in Colorville. That morning, she was driving her delivery truck, "The Color Express," through the streets, her eyes glimmering with excitement at the thought of the day’s special delivery.
As Stella approached Dr. Ford’s studio, a minor catastrophe struck: she took a wrong turn and ended up in the middle of a parade celebrating the annual Color Festival. The streets were packed with people dressed in every hue imaginable, and the "Color Express" truck was suddenly the center of attention.
Dr. Ford, peering through his studio window, watched in horror as Stella’s truck, now adorned with a sea of colorful confetti, became a moving spectacle of chaos. In the midst of this pandemonium, Stella somehow managed to park the truck right in front of the studio.
With a dramatic flourish, Dr. Ford burst outside, narrowly avoiding a collision with a dancing clown, and greeted Stella with a mix of relief and irritation. "Finally! You’re here!" he exclaimed, "And with my precious Pantone 332!"
Stella, brushing confetti from her hair, responded with her usual cheerfulness, "Sorry for the detour, Doc! Looks like we’re the stars of the parade now!"
With a shared chuckle, they began unloading the cans. However, as they opened the first can, something extraordinary happened. The Pantone 332 paint seemed to emit a soft, calming glow, casting a mesmerizing aura around them. Dr. Ford and Stella exchanged bewildered glances.
Dr. Ford, intrigued, dipped a brush into the paint and applied it to the studio walls. Instantly, the studio transformed. The vibrant green of Pantone 332 seemed to breathe life into the space, creating an atmosphere so enchanting that even the parade-goers outside paused to admire the spectacle.
Word of the miraculous transformation spread quickly, and soon Colorville’s residents flocked to Dr. Ford’s studio. Pantone 332 became the city’s new sensation, revolutionizing interior design with its invigorating vibrancy and soothing tranquility.
As the sun set and the festival came to an end, Stella and Dr. Ford stood amidst the crowd, basking in the glow of their success. Stella laughed and said, "I guess sometimes it takes a little detour to find the perfect color!"
Dr. Ford, with a grin as bright as Pantone 332 itself, replied, "And sometimes it takes a splash of chaos to spark a revolution."
And so, the city of Colorville basked in the newfound brilliance of Pantone 332, forever grateful to the unlikely heroes who brought them this revolutionary shade.
Dr. Ford was a renowned color scientist with a knack for dramatic flair. His latest obsession was Pantone 332, a vibrant green hue he claimed had the power to revolutionize interior design. "It’s not just a color," he would proclaim, "it’s an emotion in pigment!" His colleagues at the Color Institute had grown used to his grand statements, but this time, he was convinced he was onto something truly groundbreaking.
One sunny Tuesday morning, Dr. Ford was ready to unveil his latest creation to the world. Unfortunately, his grand plan hinged on one crucial element: a massive shipment of Pantone 332 paint cans, which was being delivered by none other than Stella Black, the city’s most charming and accident-prone delivery worker.
Stella had a reputation for delivering packages to the wrong addresses, but her infectious enthusiasm made her a beloved figure in Colorville. That morning, she was driving her delivery truck, "The Color Express," through the streets, her eyes glimmering with excitement at the thought of the day’s special delivery.
As Stella approached Dr. Ford’s studio, a minor catastrophe struck: she took a wrong turn and ended up in the middle of a parade celebrating the annual Color Festival. The streets were packed with people dressed in every hue imaginable, and the "Color Express" truck was suddenly the center of attention.
Dr. Ford, peering through his studio window, watched in horror as Stella’s truck, now adorned with a sea of colorful confetti, became a moving spectacle of chaos. In the midst of this pandemonium, Stella somehow managed to park the truck right in front of the studio.
With a dramatic flourish, Dr. Ford burst outside, narrowly avoiding a collision with a dancing clown, and greeted Stella with a mix of relief and irritation. "Finally! You’re here!" he exclaimed, "And with my precious Pantone 332!"
Stella, brushing confetti from her hair, responded with her usual cheerfulness, "Sorry for the detour, Doc! Looks like we’re the stars of the parade now!"
With a shared chuckle, they began unloading the cans. However, as they opened the first can, something extraordinary happened. The Pantone 332 paint seemed to emit a soft, calming glow, casting a mesmerizing aura around them. Dr. Ford and Stella exchanged bewildered glances.
Dr. Ford, intrigued, dipped a brush into the paint and applied it to the studio walls. Instantly, the studio transformed. The vibrant green of Pantone 332 seemed to breathe life into the space, creating an atmosphere so enchanting that even the parade-goers outside paused to admire the spectacle.
Word of the miraculous transformation spread quickly, and soon Colorville’s residents flocked to Dr. Ford’s studio. Pantone 332 became the city’s new sensation, revolutionizing interior design with its invigorating vibrancy and soothing tranquility.
As the sun set and the festival came to an end, Stella and Dr. Ford stood amidst the crowd, basking in the glow of their success. Stella laughed and said, "I guess sometimes it takes a little detour to find the perfect color!"
Dr. Ford, with a grin as bright as Pantone 332 itself, replied, "And sometimes it takes a splash of chaos to spark a revolution."
And so, the city of Colorville basked in the newfound brilliance of Pantone 332, forever grateful to the unlikely heroes who brought them this revolutionary shade.
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