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PANTONE 509
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#EABBCERGB:
234, 187, 206CMYK:
1, 36, 3, 0HSL:
336°, 20%, 92%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pink pearlin PANTONE:
PANTONE 217in RAL Classic:
RAL 1013in RAL Design:
RAL 350 80 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 520-2in NCS:
NCS S 1510-R10B 2024-09-08 Snargl 02:08
What color is PANTONE 509?
PANTONE 509 is a shade of pink with a purple undertone.
It has the following color values:
It is also available in the Extended Gamut Coated Guide, which uses a seven-color printing process to achieve more vibrant and accurate colors.
PANTONE 509 is a beautiful and elegant color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
It has the following color values:
- C: 1 M: 36 Y: 3 K: 0
- R: 234 G: 187 B: 206
- HEX: #EABBCE.
It is also available in the Extended Gamut Coated Guide, which uses a seven-color printing process to achieve more vibrant and accurate colors.
PANTONE 509 is a beautiful and elegant color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 509'
The Pantone Predicament: Iona and Raphael's Colorful Conundrum
Iona Jet was a student of the unremarkable college of Unusually Unusual Design, which boasted a curriculum packed with subjects like Advanced Sock Pattern Design and The Art of Sofa Arrangement. Her latest project involved exploring the enigmatic world of Pantone colors - a venture that began with an unremarkable swatch of Pantone 509.
Pantone 509, a color so enigmatic it could only be described as "mystical marshmallow," was the focus of Iona’s newest design challenge. With her sketchbook open and a vibrant imagination at the ready, Iona was determined to unlock the secrets of this peculiar hue.
Enter Raphael McLeod, a writer famous for his completely fictional accounts of imaginary color theories. Raphael had an aura of whimsical authority and wore mismatched socks for reasons known only to him. When he caught wind of Iona’s project, he decided it was his duty to lend his highly unscientific expertise.
"Ah, Pantone 509!" Raphael proclaimed dramatically, entering Iona’s studio with a flourish. "A color so elusive, it practically floats off the color wheel!"
Iona blinked. "Uh, I thought it was just a pale pink."
Raphael's eyes widened with feigned horror. "Pale pink? No, no, no! Pantone 509 is the very embodiment of whimsy! Legend has it that it was created when a unicorn sneezed on a cotton candy factory."
Iona raised an eyebrow but decided to humor him. "Okay, Raphael. How do you suggest we use Pantone 509 in design?"
Raphael tapped his chin thoughtfully. "Well, first, you must understand its essence. Pantone 509 is not just a color; it’s a mood, a feeling. You must design with the grace of a ballerina on roller skates and the precision of a squirrel on a trampoline!"
Iona nodded, taking notes as Raphael continued to weave an elaborate tale about the color. According to him, Pantone 509 was the color of forgotten dreams and misplaced socks, capable of turning mundane objects into extraordinary curiosities.
Their design session was soon underway. Iona and Raphael embarked on a series of wildly imaginative projects. They designed sofas that transformed into marshmallow clouds at the press of a button and created shoes that played whimsical tunes whenever someone walked.
The pièce de résistance was Raphael’s grand idea: a room entirely painted in Pantone 509, complete with floating furniture and walls that shimmered with a subtle, magical glow. Iona, with a blend of skepticism and excitement, set about bringing this fantastical vision to life.
As the room neared completion, Iona stood back to admire their work. The walls gleamed with a soft, enchanting pink, and the furniture appeared to float serenely. Yet, there was one small problem - Raphael's floating furniture had a tendency to float a bit too high, causing it to bump into the ceiling and occasionally drop back down with a gentle thud.
Still, as they stood in the center of the room, they couldn’t help but chuckle at their creation. It was utterly ridiculous, yet undeniably delightful. Pantone 509, with all its fanciful attributes, had somehow transformed their studio into a whimsical wonderland.
"I think we did it," Iona said with a grin.
Raphael adjusted his mismatched socks with satisfaction. "Indeed! We’ve harnessed the true essence of Pantone 509. It’s a color that defies logic and embraces the absurd."
As they left the studio, Iona couldn’t help but appreciate the absurdity of it all. Pantone 509 might have started as just a color swatch, but with a touch of whimsy and a dash of imagination, it had become a symbol of endless possibilities.
And so, the legend of Pantone 509 grew, forever entwined with the quirky designs and colorful stories of Iona Jet and Raphael McLeod.
Pantone 509, a color so enigmatic it could only be described as "mystical marshmallow," was the focus of Iona’s newest design challenge. With her sketchbook open and a vibrant imagination at the ready, Iona was determined to unlock the secrets of this peculiar hue.
Enter Raphael McLeod, a writer famous for his completely fictional accounts of imaginary color theories. Raphael had an aura of whimsical authority and wore mismatched socks for reasons known only to him. When he caught wind of Iona’s project, he decided it was his duty to lend his highly unscientific expertise.
"Ah, Pantone 509!" Raphael proclaimed dramatically, entering Iona’s studio with a flourish. "A color so elusive, it practically floats off the color wheel!"
Iona blinked. "Uh, I thought it was just a pale pink."
Raphael's eyes widened with feigned horror. "Pale pink? No, no, no! Pantone 509 is the very embodiment of whimsy! Legend has it that it was created when a unicorn sneezed on a cotton candy factory."
Iona raised an eyebrow but decided to humor him. "Okay, Raphael. How do you suggest we use Pantone 509 in design?"
Raphael tapped his chin thoughtfully. "Well, first, you must understand its essence. Pantone 509 is not just a color; it’s a mood, a feeling. You must design with the grace of a ballerina on roller skates and the precision of a squirrel on a trampoline!"
Iona nodded, taking notes as Raphael continued to weave an elaborate tale about the color. According to him, Pantone 509 was the color of forgotten dreams and misplaced socks, capable of turning mundane objects into extraordinary curiosities.
Their design session was soon underway. Iona and Raphael embarked on a series of wildly imaginative projects. They designed sofas that transformed into marshmallow clouds at the press of a button and created shoes that played whimsical tunes whenever someone walked.
The pièce de résistance was Raphael’s grand idea: a room entirely painted in Pantone 509, complete with floating furniture and walls that shimmered with a subtle, magical glow. Iona, with a blend of skepticism and excitement, set about bringing this fantastical vision to life.
As the room neared completion, Iona stood back to admire their work. The walls gleamed with a soft, enchanting pink, and the furniture appeared to float serenely. Yet, there was one small problem - Raphael's floating furniture had a tendency to float a bit too high, causing it to bump into the ceiling and occasionally drop back down with a gentle thud.
Still, as they stood in the center of the room, they couldn’t help but chuckle at their creation. It was utterly ridiculous, yet undeniably delightful. Pantone 509, with all its fanciful attributes, had somehow transformed their studio into a whimsical wonderland.
"I think we did it," Iona said with a grin.
Raphael adjusted his mismatched socks with satisfaction. "Indeed! We’ve harnessed the true essence of Pantone 509. It’s a color that defies logic and embraces the absurd."
As they left the studio, Iona couldn’t help but appreciate the absurdity of it all. Pantone 509 might have started as just a color swatch, but with a touch of whimsy and a dash of imagination, it had become a symbol of endless possibilities.
And so, the legend of Pantone 509 grew, forever entwined with the quirky designs and colorful stories of Iona Jet and Raphael McLeod.
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