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PANTONE 346
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#87C597RGB:
135, 197, 151CMYK:
53, 0, 51, 0HSL:
135°, 31%, 77%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark sea greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7479in RAL Classic:
RAL 6027in RAL Design:
RAL 150 70 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 750-2in NCS:
NCS S 2030-G10Y 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 346?
PANTONE 346 is a shade of green-cyan that has a HEX value of #87C597.
It is composed of 52.94% red, 77.25% green and 59.22% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a hue of 135°, a saturation of 31%, and a lightness of 77% in the HSL color space.
It is similar to PANTONE 345, but slightly darker and more saturated.
PANTONE 346 can be used to create a fresh and natural look, as it evokes the color of plants and water.
It can also be paired with complementary colors such as pink, purple, or orange for contrast and vibrancy.
It is composed of 52.94% red, 77.25% green and 59.22% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a hue of 135°, a saturation of 31%, and a lightness of 77% in the HSL color space.
It is similar to PANTONE 345, but slightly darker and more saturated.
PANTONE 346 can be used to create a fresh and natural look, as it evokes the color of plants and water.
It can also be paired with complementary colors such as pink, purple, or orange for contrast and vibrancy.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 346 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 346'
The Green Revolution: How Pantone 346 Saved the World
Once upon a time in the sleepy town of Cornville, a humble farmer named Adam Powell had a problem. His cornfield, famous for producing the juiciest, most golden corn in the county, had been struck by an unusual curse - every single cob of corn was turning a peculiar shade of... teal.
Now, Adam had seen many things in his farming days, from cows that tried to sing opera to chickens that could dance the cha-cha, but teal corn was a first. Distraught, he did what any self-respecting farmer would do: he turned to the internet. But instead of finding solutions, Adam found himself more confused than ever.
Enter Donna Chanel, a brilliant and quirky engineer with a penchant for problem-solving and an unusual obsession with colors. Donna had recently discovered a magical shade of green known as Pantone 346. To most people, it was just another green. To Donna, it was the color that would revolutionize the world.
When Donna received Adam's desperate email titled "HELP! My Corn's Gone Teal!" she knew this was the challenge she had been waiting for. Grabbing her trusty color wheel and a toolbox that looked like it belonged in a science fiction movie, she raced to Cornville.
Upon arriving, Donna inspected the teal corn, scratching her head in thought. "This isn't just any teal," she murmured, "This is a shade out of place and time. But I think Pantone 346 can fix this."
Adam, who was now even more confused but slightly hopeful, watched as Donna pulled out a can of Pantone 346 paint and a futuristic-looking spray gun. "We’re going to paint the town... well, the corn... green!" she declared with a grin.
Donna worked tirelessly, spraying each corn stalk with the Pantone 346. As she did, a miracle began to happen. The teal color started to fade, replaced by a vibrant green that shimmered in the sunlight. The cornfield was now a sea of Pantone 346, and it looked magnificent.
But the real magic happened when the corn was harvested. Adam, nervous yet excited, peeled back the husk of the first ear of corn. Instead of the dull golden kernels he was used to, the corn gleamed with a golden hue so bright it looked as if it had been dipped in sunlight.
Word of Adam's extraordinary corn spread quickly. People from all over the county - and soon the state - flocked to Cornville to taste the legendary Pantone 346 corn. It was said that a single bite could make you feel as though you were standing in a lush green meadow, with the scent of fresh-cut grass in the air and the warmth of the sun on your face.
But the story didn't end there. The Pantone 346 corn became so famous that it was soon being used in everything from biofuel to eco-friendly paint. The town of Cornville was booming, and Adam's farm became the epicenter of a new agricultural revolution.
As for Donna, she continued to experiment with colors, each more magical than the last. But she always had a special place in her heart for Pantone 346 and the day she helped a simple farmer turn a teal disaster into a green miracle.
And so, the legend of Pantone 346 lived on, a testament to the power of color, creativity, and a little bit of silliness. Cornville was never the same, but it was certainly a whole lot greener - and much more fun.
Now, Adam had seen many things in his farming days, from cows that tried to sing opera to chickens that could dance the cha-cha, but teal corn was a first. Distraught, he did what any self-respecting farmer would do: he turned to the internet. But instead of finding solutions, Adam found himself more confused than ever.
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Enter Donna Chanel, a brilliant and quirky engineer with a penchant for problem-solving and an unusual obsession with colors. Donna had recently discovered a magical shade of green known as Pantone 346. To most people, it was just another green. To Donna, it was the color that would revolutionize the world.
When Donna received Adam's desperate email titled "HELP! My Corn's Gone Teal!" she knew this was the challenge she had been waiting for. Grabbing her trusty color wheel and a toolbox that looked like it belonged in a science fiction movie, she raced to Cornville.
Upon arriving, Donna inspected the teal corn, scratching her head in thought. "This isn't just any teal," she murmured, "This is a shade out of place and time. But I think Pantone 346 can fix this."
Adam, who was now even more confused but slightly hopeful, watched as Donna pulled out a can of Pantone 346 paint and a futuristic-looking spray gun. "We’re going to paint the town... well, the corn... green!" she declared with a grin.
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Donna worked tirelessly, spraying each corn stalk with the Pantone 346. As she did, a miracle began to happen. The teal color started to fade, replaced by a vibrant green that shimmered in the sunlight. The cornfield was now a sea of Pantone 346, and it looked magnificent.
But the real magic happened when the corn was harvested. Adam, nervous yet excited, peeled back the husk of the first ear of corn. Instead of the dull golden kernels he was used to, the corn gleamed with a golden hue so bright it looked as if it had been dipped in sunlight.
Word of Adam's extraordinary corn spread quickly. People from all over the county - and soon the state - flocked to Cornville to taste the legendary Pantone 346 corn. It was said that a single bite could make you feel as though you were standing in a lush green meadow, with the scent of fresh-cut grass in the air and the warmth of the sun on your face.
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But the story didn't end there. The Pantone 346 corn became so famous that it was soon being used in everything from biofuel to eco-friendly paint. The town of Cornville was booming, and Adam's farm became the epicenter of a new agricultural revolution.
As for Donna, she continued to experiment with colors, each more magical than the last. But she always had a special place in her heart for Pantone 346 and the day she helped a simple farmer turn a teal disaster into a green miracle.
And so, the legend of Pantone 346 lived on, a testament to the power of color, creativity, and a little bit of silliness. Cornville was never the same, but it was certainly a whole lot greener - and much more fun.
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