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PANTONE 3985
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#988815RGB:
152, 136, 21CMYK:
12, 13, 100, 43HSL:
53°, 86%, 60%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Sandy taupein PANTONE:
PANTONE 384in RAL Classic:
RAL 1027in RAL Design:
RAL 095 60 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 320-Min NCS:
NCS S 3050-G80Y 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 3985?
PANTONE 3985 is a dark yellow color with a hexadecimal value of #988815.
This means that it is composed of 59.61% red, 53.33% green, and 8.24% blue in the RGB color space.
PANTONE 3985 is also available in an extended gamut version, which is a more vibrant and saturated version of the same color, with a code of PANTONE 3985 XGC.
PANTONE 3985 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, signage, or web design, depending on the desired mood and effect.
Some possible color harmonies and shades for PANTONE 3985 are shown below.
This means that it is composed of 59.61% red, 53.33% green, and 8.24% blue in the RGB color space.
PANTONE 3985 is also available in an extended gamut version, which is a more vibrant and saturated version of the same color, with a code of PANTONE 3985 XGC.
PANTONE 3985 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, signage, or web design, depending on the desired mood and effect.
Some possible color harmonies and shades for PANTONE 3985 are shown below.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 3985 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...
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 3985'
Pantone 3985: The Day the Alphabet Went Green
Anna Rocket was a bright-eyed student with a passion for typography. Her dorm room was a whirlwind of design sketches, type specimens, and endless cups of coffee. Her latest obsession was Pantone 3985, a peculiar shade of green that looked like someone had bottled up a splash of springtime and mixed it with a touch of mint. To Anna, it was the perfect color for her new typography project, but she couldn't quite figure out how to make it work.
Phoebe Sweetheart was the university's cleaning lady and unofficial campus cheerleader. Known for her infectious laugh and her ability to turn mopping into an art form, Phoebe was always in good spirits. One day, while Anna was wrestling with a particularly stubborn typeface, Phoebe wandered into the art studio, humming a tune and twirling her mop like a baton.
"Hello there, Anna! What's all the fuss about?" Phoebe asked, spotting Anna's frustrated frown.
Anna looked up, eyes glazed with exhaustion. "I'm trying to use Pantone 3985 in my typography project, but it's turning out... well, a bit weird. I can't quite get it to look right."
Phoebe, who had a knack for solving problems in the most unexpected ways, peered at the screen. "Green, huh? Why not try making the letters do a little dance? Maybe it'll make the green pop!"
Anna chuckled at the idea, but with Phoebe's encouragement, she decided to give it a shot. She began designing animated typography where the letters bounced, jiggled, and swirled around in Pantone 3985. She incorporated playful elements like wobbly serifs and letters that seemed to giggle and wiggle.
As Anna worked on her project, Phoebe provided enthusiastic commentary. "That ‘E' looks like it's having a disco party! And the ‘O' - oh, it's doing the cha-cha! This is the most fun I've had since I turned the hallway into a dance floor last Friday."
Anna's quirky designs began to take shape, and what started as an experiment turned into a full-blown typographic spectacle. The letters danced across the screen, creating a whimsical animation that made everyone who saw it smile.
Word of Anna's playful typography spread quickly across campus. Students were intrigued by the animated green letters, which seemed to bring a sense of joy and energy to even the most mundane of messages. The project became a hit, with Anna's designs featured in campus posters, digital screens, and even a few local advertisements.
Phoebe's influence was evident in every bounce and jiggle of the letters. "I always knew that cleaning could inspire creativity," she joked. "Turns out, all you need is a splash of Pantone 3985 and a little bit of dance!"
The highlight of their collaboration came when Anna was invited to present her work at a university art show. Phoebe, decked out in a green dress that matched Pantone 3985, showed up to cheer Anna on. "I've got my lucky mop with me," she declared. "Let's see if it can bring some extra sparkle to the show!"
As Anna's animated typography played on the big screen, the audience erupted in laughter and applause. The combination of Pantone 3985's vibrant green and the playful animations created a delightful spectacle that left everyone in high spirits.
In the end, Anna Rocket and Phoebe Sweetheart's unlikely collaboration turned Pantone 3985 into a symbol of creativity and fun. Their project demonstrated that sometimes, the most unexpected ideas could lead to the most memorable results. The green letters became a campus legend, reminding everyone that a touch of humor and a splash of color could turn even the simplest of designs into something extraordinary.
Their story was a testament to the power of imagination and the joy of embracing the quirky side of creativity. Anna's typography project and Phoebe's infectious enthusiasm proved that even a color as ordinary as green could become something truly remarkable when paired with a little bit of fun.
Phoebe Sweetheart was the university's cleaning lady and unofficial campus cheerleader. Known for her infectious laugh and her ability to turn mopping into an art form, Phoebe was always in good spirits. One day, while Anna was wrestling with a particularly stubborn typeface, Phoebe wandered into the art studio, humming a tune and twirling her mop like a baton.
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"Hello there, Anna! What's all the fuss about?" Phoebe asked, spotting Anna's frustrated frown.
Anna looked up, eyes glazed with exhaustion. "I'm trying to use Pantone 3985 in my typography project, but it's turning out... well, a bit weird. I can't quite get it to look right."
Phoebe, who had a knack for solving problems in the most unexpected ways, peered at the screen. "Green, huh? Why not try making the letters do a little dance? Maybe it'll make the green pop!"
Anna chuckled at the idea, but with Phoebe's encouragement, she decided to give it a shot. She began designing animated typography where the letters bounced, jiggled, and swirled around in Pantone 3985. She incorporated playful elements like wobbly serifs and letters that seemed to giggle and wiggle.
As Anna worked on her project, Phoebe provided enthusiastic commentary. "That ‘E' looks like it's having a disco party! And the ‘O' - oh, it's doing the cha-cha! This is the most fun I've had since I turned the hallway into a dance floor last Friday."
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Anna's quirky designs began to take shape, and what started as an experiment turned into a full-blown typographic spectacle. The letters danced across the screen, creating a whimsical animation that made everyone who saw it smile.
Word of Anna's playful typography spread quickly across campus. Students were intrigued by the animated green letters, which seemed to bring a sense of joy and energy to even the most mundane of messages. The project became a hit, with Anna's designs featured in campus posters, digital screens, and even a few local advertisements.
Phoebe's influence was evident in every bounce and jiggle of the letters. "I always knew that cleaning could inspire creativity," she joked. "Turns out, all you need is a splash of Pantone 3985 and a little bit of dance!"
The highlight of their collaboration came when Anna was invited to present her work at a university art show. Phoebe, decked out in a green dress that matched Pantone 3985, showed up to cheer Anna on. "I've got my lucky mop with me," she declared. "Let's see if it can bring some extra sparkle to the show!"
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As Anna's animated typography played on the big screen, the audience erupted in laughter and applause. The combination of Pantone 3985's vibrant green and the playful animations created a delightful spectacle that left everyone in high spirits.
In the end, Anna Rocket and Phoebe Sweetheart's unlikely collaboration turned Pantone 3985 into a symbol of creativity and fun. Their project demonstrated that sometimes, the most unexpected ideas could lead to the most memorable results. The green letters became a campus legend, reminding everyone that a touch of humor and a splash of color could turn even the simplest of designs into something extraordinary.
Their story was a testament to the power of imagination and the joy of embracing the quirky side of creativity. Anna's typography project and Phoebe's infectious enthusiasm proved that even a color as ordinary as green could become something truly remarkable when paired with a little bit of fun.
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