Smoky black
Pang
Light gray
Medium jungle green
Dark gray
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PANTONE 447
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#444642RGB:
68, 70, 66CMYK:
50, 30, 40, 90HSL:
90°, 6%, 27%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Outer Spacein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2336in RAL Classic:
RAL 6006in RAL Design:
RAL 000 25 00in RAL Effect:
RAL 870-6in NCS:
NCS S 8000-N 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 447?
PANTONE 447 is a dark shade of green that belongs to the PANTONE Color Bridge Guide Coated and Uncoated systems.
It has the following color values:
It can also convey a sense of elegance, sophistication, or mystery.
PANTONE 447 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes and industries.
For example, it can be seen in:
It is a dark shade of green that can be paired with different colors to create various effects and moods.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 68, 70, 66 or #444642 in hexadecimal notation
CMYK: 50% cyan, 30% magenta, 40% yellow, and 90% black
HSL: 90°, 6%, 27% or 90 degrees hue, 6% saturation, and 27% lightness
It can also convey a sense of elegance, sophistication, or mystery.
PANTONE 447 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes and industries.
For example, it can be seen in:
Fashion and apparel, such as jackets, pants, shoes, or accessories
Home and interior design, such as furniture, walls, carpets, or curtains
Graphic and web design, such as logos, icons, backgrounds, or typography
It is a dark shade of green that can be paired with different colors to create various effects and moods.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 447 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...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
RAL 7015
RAL 7047
RAL 6009
RAL 9006
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 447'
The Curious Case of PANTONE 447
Far-far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where every shade and hue had its own job and personality, there was a peculiar predicament that had everyone talking. Dr. Manolo Rocket, a quirky but brilliant designer known for his offbeat ideas, had been hired by a prestigious fashion brand to design their new logo. The challenge? They wanted it to feature the least glamorous color of all: PANTONE 447.
For those unfamiliar, PANTONE 447 was a deep, dark gray, often described as "indistinguishable from a rainy day." It wasn't the kind of color that screamed excitement or innovation. But Dr. Rocket, always up for an adventure, accepted the challenge with gusto.
Enter Donatella Lantern, a celebrated writer known for her witty prose and whimsical tales. Donatella had been hired to pen the story behind the logo, a task she took very seriously. Her job was to make PANTONE 447 sound like the most thrilling color in the spectrum.
One sunny afternoon, Dr. Rocket and Donatella met at a quaint café with a name that was far too long for its own good: "The Curious Cafe of Unlikely Delights." Dr. Rocket was already bubbling with ideas, and Donatella had brought her trademark notepad and an endless supply of coffee.
"Donatella, imagine this," Dr. Rocket began, eyes sparkling with enthusiasm. "We use PANTONE 447 in a way no one has ever seen before. We’ll make it the cornerstone of the new logo! People will forget it’s a dull gray because we’ll make it... daring!"
Donatella, intrigued but skeptical, raised an eyebrow. "Daring? How on earth do you make gray daring?"
"Trust me," Manolo said with a confident grin. "We’ll use it as the base, but we’ll add a touch of humor and sophistication that’ll make people see it differently. Picture this: A logo of a penguin in a tuxedo. The penguin is the epitome of grace and style, and PANTONE 447 is the color of its sleek tuxedo. It’s both elegant and delightfully unexpected!"
Donatella’s eyes widened with amusement. "A penguin in a tuxedo? That’s brilliant! It’s like an invitation to a gala where the dress code is 'formal with a twist.'"
And so, the concept was born. Dr. Rocket meticulously designed the penguin logo, using PANTONE 447 as the tuxedo color. The penguin looked so dapper that people couldn’t help but smile when they saw it. Donatella, meanwhile, spun a tale of how the penguin, named Sir Waddleton, was the most sophisticated of all the birds, who had donned his best suit to bring joy and class to everyone he met.
The launch was a grand affair. The penguin logo was revealed in a splashy event, and as soon as people saw Sir Waddleton, they couldn’t stop laughing. The once-bleak PANTONE 447 was now associated with charm and sophistication, thanks to its penguin ambassador.
The success of the logo and its clever backstory soon became the talk of Chromaville. Dr. Rocket’s innovative design and Donatella’s enchanting narrative had turned an uninspiring gray into a symbol of joy and style.
As the sun set over Chromaville, Dr. Rocket and Donatella sat together at their favorite café, savoring the victory. "Well, Donatella," Dr. Rocket said with a satisfied sigh, "I’d say PANTONE 447 has never looked so good."
Donatella chuckled, raising her coffee cup. "To Sir Waddleton and the magic of making gray glamorous!"
And with that, they clinked their cups, knowing that in their world, even the most mundane color could become something truly extraordinary with a little creativity and a lot of imagination.
For those unfamiliar, PANTONE 447 was a deep, dark gray, often described as "indistinguishable from a rainy day." It wasn't the kind of color that screamed excitement or innovation. But Dr. Rocket, always up for an adventure, accepted the challenge with gusto.
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Enter Donatella Lantern, a celebrated writer known for her witty prose and whimsical tales. Donatella had been hired to pen the story behind the logo, a task she took very seriously. Her job was to make PANTONE 447 sound like the most thrilling color in the spectrum.
One sunny afternoon, Dr. Rocket and Donatella met at a quaint café with a name that was far too long for its own good: "The Curious Cafe of Unlikely Delights." Dr. Rocket was already bubbling with ideas, and Donatella had brought her trademark notepad and an endless supply of coffee.
"Donatella, imagine this," Dr. Rocket began, eyes sparkling with enthusiasm. "We use PANTONE 447 in a way no one has ever seen before. We’ll make it the cornerstone of the new logo! People will forget it’s a dull gray because we’ll make it... daring!"
Donatella, intrigued but skeptical, raised an eyebrow. "Daring? How on earth do you make gray daring?"
"Trust me," Manolo said with a confident grin. "We’ll use it as the base, but we’ll add a touch of humor and sophistication that’ll make people see it differently. Picture this: A logo of a penguin in a tuxedo. The penguin is the epitome of grace and style, and PANTONE 447 is the color of its sleek tuxedo. It’s both elegant and delightfully unexpected!"
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Donatella’s eyes widened with amusement. "A penguin in a tuxedo? That’s brilliant! It’s like an invitation to a gala where the dress code is 'formal with a twist.'"
And so, the concept was born. Dr. Rocket meticulously designed the penguin logo, using PANTONE 447 as the tuxedo color. The penguin looked so dapper that people couldn’t help but smile when they saw it. Donatella, meanwhile, spun a tale of how the penguin, named Sir Waddleton, was the most sophisticated of all the birds, who had donned his best suit to bring joy and class to everyone he met.
The launch was a grand affair. The penguin logo was revealed in a splashy event, and as soon as people saw Sir Waddleton, they couldn’t stop laughing. The once-bleak PANTONE 447 was now associated with charm and sophistication, thanks to its penguin ambassador.
The success of the logo and its clever backstory soon became the talk of Chromaville. Dr. Rocket’s innovative design and Donatella’s enchanting narrative had turned an uninspiring gray into a symbol of joy and style.
As the sun set over Chromaville, Dr. Rocket and Donatella sat together at their favorite café, savoring the victory. "Well, Donatella," Dr. Rocket said with a satisfied sigh, "I’d say PANTONE 447 has never looked so good."
Donatella chuckled, raising her coffee cup. "To Sir Waddleton and the magic of making gray glamorous!"
And with that, they clinked their cups, knowing that in their world, even the most mundane color could become something truly extraordinary with a little creativity and a lot of imagination.
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