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PANTONE 524
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DBC7DDRGB:
219, 199, 221CMYK:
10, 23, 0, 0HSL:
295°, 10%, 87%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Languid lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 256in RAL Classic:
RAL 9002in RAL Design:
RAL 310 80 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 540-1in NCS:
NCS S 1510-R40B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 524?
PANTONE 524 is a light purple color with a cool undertone.
It has the following color values in different color models:
It can also be cross-referenced to best match color to materials using the Pantone Connect tool.
PANTONE 524 is a soft and elegant color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
It has the following color values in different color models:
RGB: 219, 199, 221
CMYK: 10, 23, 0, 0
HEX: #DBC7DD
It can also be cross-referenced to best match color to materials using the Pantone Connect tool.
PANTONE 524 is a soft 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 524 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 524'
The Ascension of PANTONE 524
Far away, in the whimsical town of Chromaville, color was more than just a design choice - it was a way of life. Each hue had its own personality, and none was more enigmatic than PANTONE 524, a shade of lavender that seemed to dance between serenity and mischief.
The story begins in the cluttered studio of Duncan Takemura, the town's most eccentric artist. Duncan, a man with a penchant for polka dots and paisleys, had recently become obsessed with PANTONE 524. It all started when he discovered a mysterious swatch of this color hidden beneath a pile of old canvases. Enchanted by its ethereal charm, Duncan decided that PANTONE 524 was the key to transforming his drab studio into a realm of pure imagination.
Unbeknownst to Duncan, across town, Professor Stella McLeod was conducting a serious study on color theory. Her research had led her to believe that PANTONE 524 held the power to unlock a hidden dimension of creativity. It was said that rooms designed with this color could open portals to fantastical realms of inspiration. But Stella needed confirmation, and Duncan’s studio seemed like the perfect testing ground.
One sunny morning, Duncan was in the midst of painting his studio walls in PANTONE 524 when Stella burst in, armed with charts, graphs, and a measuring tape. "This is it, Duncan!" she announced. "You’re about to unlock the secrets of PANTONE 524!"
Duncan looked up, paintbrush dripping with lavender, and grinned. "You think this color is magical too? I thought I was just going a bit bonkers."
Stella shook her head, eyes sparkling with excitement. "Not bonkers - brilliant! The color can create a resonance that triggers creativity and whimsy!"
Just then, as if to prove her point, the studio began to shimmer and vibrate. The walls of Duncan’s studio started to ripple like a mirage, and suddenly, the mundane clutter of paint cans and brushes was replaced by floating paintbrushes and dancing canvases. Duncan and Stella were sucked into a swirling vortex of lavender light, landing in a world where creativity ruled supreme.
The landscape was a fantastical tableau of lavender hues. Mountains of paint cans loomed in the distance, rivers of ink flowed gently by, and giant, fluffy brushes drifted in the sky like clouds. Duncan and Stella wandered through this surreal paradise, meeting fantastical creatures like the whimsical Wobblebats and the serene Smudgy-Puffs.
The Wobblebats, small, round creatures with kaleidoscopic eyes, explained that PANTONE 524 was indeed magical. It had the power to manifest imagination into reality. Stella took meticulous notes as Duncan joyfully painted imaginary landscapes that leapt off the canvas and danced around them.
After an hour of wondrous exploration, Duncan and Stella realized they needed to return to Chromaville before the magic of PANTONE 524 wore off. They bid farewell to their newfound friends and stepped back through the portal, finding themselves once again in Duncan’s studio. The studio was now even more vibrant, with paintbrushes gently floating in mid-air and the scent of creativity filling the air.
Stella, brimming with excitement, published her findings, and soon, PANTONE 524 became the most sought-after color in town. Duncan's studio became a local landmark, and the color's whimsical magic continued to inspire artists and dreamers far and wide.
And so, Duncan and Stella became legends in Chromaville, their story a testament to the power of color and imagination. PANTONE 524 ascended from a mere shade to a symbol of limitless creativity, proving that sometimes, the most extraordinary adventures begin with a splash of color.
The story begins in the cluttered studio of Duncan Takemura, the town's most eccentric artist. Duncan, a man with a penchant for polka dots and paisleys, had recently become obsessed with PANTONE 524. It all started when he discovered a mysterious swatch of this color hidden beneath a pile of old canvases. Enchanted by its ethereal charm, Duncan decided that PANTONE 524 was the key to transforming his drab studio into a realm of pure imagination.
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Unbeknownst to Duncan, across town, Professor Stella McLeod was conducting a serious study on color theory. Her research had led her to believe that PANTONE 524 held the power to unlock a hidden dimension of creativity. It was said that rooms designed with this color could open portals to fantastical realms of inspiration. But Stella needed confirmation, and Duncan’s studio seemed like the perfect testing ground.
One sunny morning, Duncan was in the midst of painting his studio walls in PANTONE 524 when Stella burst in, armed with charts, graphs, and a measuring tape. "This is it, Duncan!" she announced. "You’re about to unlock the secrets of PANTONE 524!"
Duncan looked up, paintbrush dripping with lavender, and grinned. "You think this color is magical too? I thought I was just going a bit bonkers."
Stella shook her head, eyes sparkling with excitement. "Not bonkers - brilliant! The color can create a resonance that triggers creativity and whimsy!"
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Just then, as if to prove her point, the studio began to shimmer and vibrate. The walls of Duncan’s studio started to ripple like a mirage, and suddenly, the mundane clutter of paint cans and brushes was replaced by floating paintbrushes and dancing canvases. Duncan and Stella were sucked into a swirling vortex of lavender light, landing in a world where creativity ruled supreme.
The landscape was a fantastical tableau of lavender hues. Mountains of paint cans loomed in the distance, rivers of ink flowed gently by, and giant, fluffy brushes drifted in the sky like clouds. Duncan and Stella wandered through this surreal paradise, meeting fantastical creatures like the whimsical Wobblebats and the serene Smudgy-Puffs.
The Wobblebats, small, round creatures with kaleidoscopic eyes, explained that PANTONE 524 was indeed magical. It had the power to manifest imagination into reality. Stella took meticulous notes as Duncan joyfully painted imaginary landscapes that leapt off the canvas and danced around them.
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After an hour of wondrous exploration, Duncan and Stella realized they needed to return to Chromaville before the magic of PANTONE 524 wore off. They bid farewell to their newfound friends and stepped back through the portal, finding themselves once again in Duncan’s studio. The studio was now even more vibrant, with paintbrushes gently floating in mid-air and the scent of creativity filling the air.
Stella, brimming with excitement, published her findings, and soon, PANTONE 524 became the most sought-after color in town. Duncan's studio became a local landmark, and the color's whimsical magic continued to inspire artists and dreamers far and wide.
And so, Duncan and Stella became legends in Chromaville, their story a testament to the power of color and imagination. PANTONE 524 ascended from a mere shade to a symbol of limitless creativity, proving that sometimes, the most extraordinary adventures begin with a splash of color.
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