Timberwolf
Pastel purple
French lilac
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PANTONE 518
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#4F2F44RGB:
79, 47, 68CMYK:
55, 86, 20, 63HSL:
321°, 41%, 31%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Purple taupein PANTONE:
PANTONE 5115in RAL Classic:
RAL 4007in RAL Design:
RAL 340 20 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 340-6in NCS:
NCS S 6020-R40B 2024-09-08 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 518?
PANTONE 518 is a dark purple color with a hint of brown.
It has a HEX value of #4F2F44, which means it is composed of 30.98% red, 18.43% green, and 26.67% blue in the RGB color space.
In the CMYK color space, which is used for printing, it has 55% cyan, 86% magenta, 20% yellow, and 63% black.
PANTONE 518 can be paired with its complementary color, #304B33, which is a dark green color.
It is available in various Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
PANTONE 518 is a rich and elegant color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
It has a HEX value of #4F2F44, which means it is composed of 30.98% red, 18.43% green, and 26.67% blue in the RGB color space.
In the CMYK color space, which is used for printing, it has 55% cyan, 86% magenta, 20% yellow, and 63% black.
PANTONE 518 can be paired with its complementary color, #304B33, which is a dark green color.
It is available in various Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
PANTONE 518 is a rich and elegant color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 518 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 518'
The Great Pantone 518 Panic
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Trendopolis, where high fashion was as important as oxygen, Shivansh Chen was a name that echoed through the glittering halls of the fashion elite. Known for his sharp eye and impeccable taste, Shivansh was the proud owner of the avant-garde fashion label "Chic Shenanigans." His latest creation? A collection based on Pantone 518, a color so obscure it looked like someone had spilled a bottle of beet juice on a swatch.
Enter Monica Black, an unassuming delivery worker with a knack for navigating the city’s chaotic streets and an inexplicable love for pastel colors. Monica's job was simple: deliver packages, no questions asked. But on this fateful day, her route took her to the glamorous headquarters of Chic Shenanigans, where destiny was about to intervene.
As Shivansh paced around his studio, stressing over the final touches for his Pantone 518 collection, a sudden knock at the door startled him. In walked Monica, clutching a box that was significantly larger than her petite frame. She was dressed in her standard delivery uniform, complete with a cap that seemed perpetually askew.
"Mr. Chen?" Monica asked, peering over the edge of the box.
"Yes, that’s me!" Shivansh replied, barely glancing up from his sketchpad. "What’s in the box?"
"Some more Pantone 518 fabric," Monica said, her face breaking into a smile. "I’ve been told this color is ‘the next big thing.’"
Shivansh’s eyes lit up. "Perfect timing! I was just about to lose my mind over this shade."
Monica, with a smirk, replied, "Well, let’s hope this fabric doesn’t drive you to the loony bin. I’ve heard this color is...unique."
As Shivansh opened the box, a cloud of lavender-ish material unfurled, enveloping him in a purple haze. Monica couldn’t help but laugh. "You know, this color looks like something a confused grape would wear to a party."
Shivansh chuckled. "Well, Pantone 518 is supposed to be revolutionary."
Just then, Shivansh’s assistant, Carla, rushed in, her face pale. "Mr. Chen, there’s a problem. The Paris Fashion Week runway is in an hour, and the models..."
"Don’t tell me," Shivansh interrupted, "they’re stuck in traffic?"
"No, worse!" Carla said, clutching her clipboard. "The models are refusing to wear Pantone 518. They say it clashes with their auras!"
Monica’s eyes widened. "Wait, you’re telling me you need someone to wear that color? I could use the extra cash."
Shivansh looked at her, then at the fabric, then back at her. "You’d do that? You’d wear it?"
Monica shrugged. "Sure, why not? I’ve always fancied myself as a trendsetter."
Fast forward to Paris Fashion Week. Monica strutted down the runway in a Pantone 518 outfit so extravagant it resembled a very well-dressed amethyst. The crowd’s reaction was a mix of bewildered gasps and stunned silence. But soon, the fashionistas started whispering, then cheering, and finally applauding wildly.
The highlight of the show was when Monica, mid-runway, tripped over a stray hem. Instead of collapsing in a heap, she executed an impromptu cartwheel, ending in a dramatic pose. The audience roared with approval. Pantone 518 had made its mark.
Back at Chic Shenanigans, Shivansh and Monica were celebrating with a toast of sparkling water. "You know," Monica said, "I think this color is going to be huge. It’s like wearing a cloud that had a wild night out."
Shivansh laughed. "To Pantone 518, the color that turned a delivery worker into a runway sensation."
And so, Pantone 518 went from an obscure shade of lavender to the hottest trend in high fashion, all thanks to a bold entrepreneur and an unexpectedly glamorous delivery worker. In Trendopolis, it was clear: sometimes, fashion needed a touch of the absurd to truly shine.
And that’s how Pantone 518 became the color of choice for every daring fashionista and confused grape alike.
Enter Monica Black, an unassuming delivery worker with a knack for navigating the city’s chaotic streets and an inexplicable love for pastel colors. Monica's job was simple: deliver packages, no questions asked. But on this fateful day, her route took her to the glamorous headquarters of Chic Shenanigans, where destiny was about to intervene.
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As Shivansh paced around his studio, stressing over the final touches for his Pantone 518 collection, a sudden knock at the door startled him. In walked Monica, clutching a box that was significantly larger than her petite frame. She was dressed in her standard delivery uniform, complete with a cap that seemed perpetually askew.
"Mr. Chen?" Monica asked, peering over the edge of the box.
"Yes, that’s me!" Shivansh replied, barely glancing up from his sketchpad. "What’s in the box?"
"Some more Pantone 518 fabric," Monica said, her face breaking into a smile. "I’ve been told this color is ‘the next big thing.’"
Shivansh’s eyes lit up. "Perfect timing! I was just about to lose my mind over this shade."
Monica, with a smirk, replied, "Well, let’s hope this fabric doesn’t drive you to the loony bin. I’ve heard this color is...unique."
As Shivansh opened the box, a cloud of lavender-ish material unfurled, enveloping him in a purple haze. Monica couldn’t help but laugh. "You know, this color looks like something a confused grape would wear to a party."
Shivansh chuckled. "Well, Pantone 518 is supposed to be revolutionary."
Just then, Shivansh’s assistant, Carla, rushed in, her face pale. "Mr. Chen, there’s a problem. The Paris Fashion Week runway is in an hour, and the models..."
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"Don’t tell me," Shivansh interrupted, "they’re stuck in traffic?"
"No, worse!" Carla said, clutching her clipboard. "The models are refusing to wear Pantone 518. They say it clashes with their auras!"
Monica’s eyes widened. "Wait, you’re telling me you need someone to wear that color? I could use the extra cash."
Shivansh looked at her, then at the fabric, then back at her. "You’d do that? You’d wear it?"
Monica shrugged. "Sure, why not? I’ve always fancied myself as a trendsetter."
Fast forward to Paris Fashion Week. Monica strutted down the runway in a Pantone 518 outfit so extravagant it resembled a very well-dressed amethyst. The crowd’s reaction was a mix of bewildered gasps and stunned silence. But soon, the fashionistas started whispering, then cheering, and finally applauding wildly.
The highlight of the show was when Monica, mid-runway, tripped over a stray hem. Instead of collapsing in a heap, she executed an impromptu cartwheel, ending in a dramatic pose. The audience roared with approval. Pantone 518 had made its mark.
Back at Chic Shenanigans, Shivansh and Monica were celebrating with a toast of sparkling water. "You know," Monica said, "I think this color is going to be huge. It’s like wearing a cloud that had a wild night out."
Shivansh laughed. "To Pantone 518, the color that turned a delivery worker into a runway sensation."
And so, Pantone 518 went from an obscure shade of lavender to the hottest trend in high fashion, all thanks to a bold entrepreneur and an unexpectedly glamorous delivery worker. In Trendopolis, it was clear: sometimes, fashion needed a touch of the absurd to truly shine.
And that’s how Pantone 518 became the color of choice for every daring fashionista and confused grape alike.
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