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PANTONE 501
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DCA8B2RGB:
220, 168, 178CMYK:
1, 39, 11, 5HSL:
348°, 24%, 86%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale chestnutin PANTONE:
PANTONE 693in RAL Classic:
RAL 3015in RAL Design:
RAL 010 70 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 490-6in NCS:
NCS S 1515-R10B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 501?
PANTONE 501 is a light shade of pink-red, with a hue angle of 348 degrees, a saturation of 24%, and a lightness of 86%.
It has the following color values:
PANTONE 501 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, plastic chips, and digital tools.
These products help users to find, match, and communicate the color with precision and consistency.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 220, 168, 178
HEX: #DCA8B2
CMYK: 1, 39, 11, 5
PANTONE 501 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, plastic chips, and digital tools.
These products help users to find, match, and communicate the color with precision and consistency.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 501 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...
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RAL 3005
RAL 4002
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RAL 1013
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 501'
The Birth of PANTONE 501: A Kaleidoscopic Conundrum
In a world where colors were as much a part of life as breathing, there existed a curious phenomenon: the realm of Pantonia, where hues and shades waltzed in harmony. However, one fateful day, Pantonia was hit by a color crisis. The harmonious flow of color had been disrupted, and a new shade, PANTONE 501, needed to be born to restore balance. This was no ordinary task - it required the expertise of a brilliant mind and a dash of creativity.
Enter Dr. Shivansh Steel, a color scientist with an affinity for the absurd. Known for his wild hair that resembled a nebula and his lab coat adorned with constellations, Shivansh had dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of color. His laboratory was filled with bizarre gadgets, including a rainbow-crafting machine and a spectral harmonizer.
On the other side of Pantonia, Donatella McLeod, a writer famed for her whimsical tales, was working on a story about a hero who could paint with words. With her quill that could turn phrases into patterns and her ink that shimmered with a thousand hues, Donatella had a unique ability to visualize colors in ways others couldn’t.
Their paths crossed when a frantic messenger pigeon, decked out in a tiny color-coded vest, arrived at Donatella’s doorstep. The message was simple: "Help needed to create PANTONE 501. Meet Dr. Shivansh Steel at the Color Nexus."
Donatella arrived at the Color Nexus, a colossal laboratory floating in a prism of swirling colors. She was greeted by Shivansh, who was busy juggling flasks of liquid rainbows and stirring a cauldron of cosmic dust.
"Welcome, Donatella! We’re in a bit of a pickle," Shivansh exclaimed, his eyes twinkling like the stars he often consulted. "We need to birth PANTONE 501 - a color so unique, it will bring harmony back to Pantonia."
"But how?" Donatella asked, her eyes wide with curiosity.
Shivansh scratched his head. "We need to combine scientific precision with artistic flair. We must create a hue that embodies both the logical and the fantastical."
"Leave it to me!" Donatella said with a flourish. "I’ll craft a tale that inspires the exact shade we need."
They set to work. Shivansh calibrated his spectral harmonizer while Donatella penned a story about a mythical creature, the Chromalune, who lived in a world where colors sang. The Chromalune, according to her tale, could blend colors by harmonizing their essence and emotions.
With each paragraph, Donatella’s narrative infused the lab with vibrant, shifting shades. Shivansh channeled this literary magic into his machines, mixing and matching the hues that emerged from Donatella’s quill.
Finally, after days of experimentation and storytelling, a dazzling shade emerged - PANTONE 501. It was a color that shimmered with a spectral dance of violet and gold, shifting between the two depending on the angle of light, like a living, breathing entity.
As Shivansh and Donatella marveled at their creation, the colors of Pantonia began to realign and harmonize. PANTONE 501 had not only restored balance but had also introduced a new era of design, where color could evoke both the logical precision of science and the whimsical wonder of storytelling.
The Color Nexus was soon adorned with banners of PANTONE 501, celebrating the extraordinary collaboration between a scientist and a writer. Pantonia flourished, and colors danced more vibrantly than ever before.
And so, Dr. Shivansh Steel and Donatella McLeod became legends in the annals of Pantonia, remembered for their imaginative and scientific ingenuity that birthed a hue as magnificent as the tales and theories behind it.
Enter Dr. Shivansh Steel, a color scientist with an affinity for the absurd. Known for his wild hair that resembled a nebula and his lab coat adorned with constellations, Shivansh had dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of color. His laboratory was filled with bizarre gadgets, including a rainbow-crafting machine and a spectral harmonizer.
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On the other side of Pantonia, Donatella McLeod, a writer famed for her whimsical tales, was working on a story about a hero who could paint with words. With her quill that could turn phrases into patterns and her ink that shimmered with a thousand hues, Donatella had a unique ability to visualize colors in ways others couldn’t.
Their paths crossed when a frantic messenger pigeon, decked out in a tiny color-coded vest, arrived at Donatella’s doorstep. The message was simple: "Help needed to create PANTONE 501. Meet Dr. Shivansh Steel at the Color Nexus."
Donatella arrived at the Color Nexus, a colossal laboratory floating in a prism of swirling colors. She was greeted by Shivansh, who was busy juggling flasks of liquid rainbows and stirring a cauldron of cosmic dust.
"Welcome, Donatella! We’re in a bit of a pickle," Shivansh exclaimed, his eyes twinkling like the stars he often consulted. "We need to birth PANTONE 501 - a color so unique, it will bring harmony back to Pantonia."
"But how?" Donatella asked, her eyes wide with curiosity.
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Shivansh scratched his head. "We need to combine scientific precision with artistic flair. We must create a hue that embodies both the logical and the fantastical."
"Leave it to me!" Donatella said with a flourish. "I’ll craft a tale that inspires the exact shade we need."
They set to work. Shivansh calibrated his spectral harmonizer while Donatella penned a story about a mythical creature, the Chromalune, who lived in a world where colors sang. The Chromalune, according to her tale, could blend colors by harmonizing their essence and emotions.
With each paragraph, Donatella’s narrative infused the lab with vibrant, shifting shades. Shivansh channeled this literary magic into his machines, mixing and matching the hues that emerged from Donatella’s quill.
Finally, after days of experimentation and storytelling, a dazzling shade emerged - PANTONE 501. It was a color that shimmered with a spectral dance of violet and gold, shifting between the two depending on the angle of light, like a living, breathing entity.
As Shivansh and Donatella marveled at their creation, the colors of Pantonia began to realign and harmonize. PANTONE 501 had not only restored balance but had also introduced a new era of design, where color could evoke both the logical precision of science and the whimsical wonder of storytelling.
The Color Nexus was soon adorned with banners of PANTONE 501, celebrating the extraordinary collaboration between a scientist and a writer. Pantonia flourished, and colors danced more vibrantly than ever before.
And so, Dr. Shivansh Steel and Donatella McLeod became legends in the annals of Pantonia, remembered for their imaginative and scientific ingenuity that birthed a hue as magnificent as the tales and theories behind it.
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