Caput mortuum
Linen
Saffron
Cafe au lait
Dark gray
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PANTONE 454
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#D1CDAARGB:
209, 205, 170CMYK:
11, 5, 29, 8HSL:
54°, 19%, 82%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pastel grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 5875in RAL Classic:
RAL 1014in RAL Design:
RAL 095 80 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 210-1in NCS:
NCS S 2005-Y20R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 454?
PANTONE 454 is a light shade of yellow with a hint of green.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 209, 205, 170;
CMYK: 11, 5, 29, 8;
HEX: #D1CDAA;
HSL: 54, 19, 82.
PANTONE 454 can be found in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, and books.
It is a versatile color that can be used for different purposes, such as branding, packaging, or interior design.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 209, 205, 170;
CMYK: 11, 5, 29, 8;
HEX: #D1CDAA;
HSL: 54, 19, 82.
PANTONE 454 can be found in various Pantone products, such as guides, chips, and books.
It is a versatile color that can be used for different purposes, such as branding, packaging, or interior design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 454 color
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See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 454'
The Great PANTONE 454 Predicament
Far away, in the quaint town of Cromwellia, where color and cleanliness were taken with utmost seriousness, there lived two unlikely heroes: Alexander Xiang, a renowned painter with an obsession for hues, and Jacob Black, the cleaner whose spotless reputation was rivaled only by his stubbornness.
One fine morning, Alexander, in his never-ending quest for the perfect shade, decided to experiment with a new color - PANTONE 454. It was described as a "warm, subtle beige" and was rumored to be the secret to achieving unparalleled sophistication in polygraphy. Alexander had a vision of transforming the mundane into the magnificent with this elusive shade.
Armed with swatches and brushes, Alexander spent days immersed in mixing, measuring, and muttering to himself. Yet, despite his best efforts, the PANTONE 454 hue eluded him. The color turned out too pink, too gray, and once, it even resembled the inside of an old shoe. Frustrated, Alexander realized he needed assistance. Enter Jacob Black.
Jacob, who had never seen a PANTONE swatch in his life, was called upon to help clean up the painter’s studio. Alexander, not wanting to waste any more time, handed Jacob the task of cleaning up the color-spattered chaos, which was easier said than done.
Jacob approached the task with his usual precision. As he cleaned, he muttered about the peculiar smell of PANTONE 454 and its tendency to stick to everything like a stubborn stain. He wasn’t wrong. The color seemed to have an uncanny ability to escape any attempt at containment, turning Jacob’s cleaning routine into a high-stakes game of dodge-the-paint.
One day, as Alexander took a break from his color experiments, Jacob - having cleaned up the studio for the umpteenth time - stumbled upon a curious discovery. Among the mess of brushes and palettes, Jacob found a dusty old manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to PANTONE 454." The manual was filled with absurdly complicated instructions and a peculiar diagram showing the color’s "true essence" involving three secret ingredients and a full moon.
Jacob, who was skeptical but curious, decided to give the manual’s instructions a try. He mixed the color with some ingredients found in Alexander’s kitchen - cinnamon, pickles, and a splash of soda water - just for fun. To his surprise, the result was a surprisingly accurate shade of PANTONE 454, though with a hint of tangy sweetness.
When Alexander saw the new shade, he was astounded. "How did you manage this?" he asked Jacob, who just shrugged with a smug grin. "Sometimes, it’s not just about the color but the process," Jacob replied, tapping his nose.
Alexander, in awe of Jacob’s accidental genius, declared him an honorary artist. The painter and the cleaner celebrated with a painting session where PANTONE 454 was used extensively, creating a masterpiece that turned out to be both sophisticated and deliciously unconventional.
From that day on, Alexander and Jacob became an inseparable duo. Alexander continued to experiment with colors, while Jacob’s unique methods of "cleaning" became a secret ingredient in Alexander’s work. Cromwellia’s art scene was never the same, with PANTONE 454 taking center stage in the most unexpected ways.
And so, the legend of the Great PANTONE 454 Predicament was born, proving once and for all that sometimes the best solutions come from the most unexpected places - even if they involve pickles and a touch of soda water.
One fine morning, Alexander, in his never-ending quest for the perfect shade, decided to experiment with a new color - PANTONE 454. It was described as a "warm, subtle beige" and was rumored to be the secret to achieving unparalleled sophistication in polygraphy. Alexander had a vision of transforming the mundane into the magnificent with this elusive shade.
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Armed with swatches and brushes, Alexander spent days immersed in mixing, measuring, and muttering to himself. Yet, despite his best efforts, the PANTONE 454 hue eluded him. The color turned out too pink, too gray, and once, it even resembled the inside of an old shoe. Frustrated, Alexander realized he needed assistance. Enter Jacob Black.
Jacob, who had never seen a PANTONE swatch in his life, was called upon to help clean up the painter’s studio. Alexander, not wanting to waste any more time, handed Jacob the task of cleaning up the color-spattered chaos, which was easier said than done.
Jacob approached the task with his usual precision. As he cleaned, he muttered about the peculiar smell of PANTONE 454 and its tendency to stick to everything like a stubborn stain. He wasn’t wrong. The color seemed to have an uncanny ability to escape any attempt at containment, turning Jacob’s cleaning routine into a high-stakes game of dodge-the-paint.
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One day, as Alexander took a break from his color experiments, Jacob - having cleaned up the studio for the umpteenth time - stumbled upon a curious discovery. Among the mess of brushes and palettes, Jacob found a dusty old manual titled "The Ultimate Guide to PANTONE 454." The manual was filled with absurdly complicated instructions and a peculiar diagram showing the color’s "true essence" involving three secret ingredients and a full moon.
Jacob, who was skeptical but curious, decided to give the manual’s instructions a try. He mixed the color with some ingredients found in Alexander’s kitchen - cinnamon, pickles, and a splash of soda water - just for fun. To his surprise, the result was a surprisingly accurate shade of PANTONE 454, though with a hint of tangy sweetness.
When Alexander saw the new shade, he was astounded. "How did you manage this?" he asked Jacob, who just shrugged with a smug grin. "Sometimes, it’s not just about the color but the process," Jacob replied, tapping his nose.
Alexander, in awe of Jacob’s accidental genius, declared him an honorary artist. The painter and the cleaner celebrated with a painting session where PANTONE 454 was used extensively, creating a masterpiece that turned out to be both sophisticated and deliciously unconventional.
From that day on, Alexander and Jacob became an inseparable duo. Alexander continued to experiment with colors, while Jacob’s unique methods of "cleaning" became a secret ingredient in Alexander’s work. Cromwellia’s art scene was never the same, with PANTONE 454 taking center stage in the most unexpected ways.
And so, the legend of the Great PANTONE 454 Predicament was born, proving once and for all that sometimes the best solutions come from the most unexpected places - even if they involve pickles and a touch of soda water.
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