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PANTONE 530
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#D1B8D5RGB:
209, 184, 213CMYK:
15, 33, 0, 0HSL:
292°, 14%, 84%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Thistlein PANTONE:
PANTONE 523in RAL Classic:
RAL 7047in RAL Design:
RAL 310 80 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 550-2in NCS:
NCS S 1515-R40B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 530?
PANTONE 530 is a light shade of magenta with a slight purple tint.
It has the following color values:
It is also one of the colors in the Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors Color System, which is a collection of 2,625 colors that reflect current and future color trends.
PANTONE 530 is a vibrant and elegant color that can create a sense of luxury, creativity, and romance.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 209, 184, 213
HEX: #D1B8D5
CMYK: 15, 33, 0, 0
It is also one of the colors in the Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors Color System, which is a collection of 2,625 colors that reflect current and future color trends.
PANTONE 530 is a vibrant and elegant color that can create a sense of luxury, creativity, and romance.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 530 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 4005
RAL 6019
RAL 3007
RAL 9003
RAL 5024
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 530'
The Violet Quandary
In a world where color is king, Ralph Chun, an audacious entrepreneur with a passion for the absurd, had stumbled upon a hue so unique it defied all expectations: PANTONE 530. Known as "Cotton Candy Dream," this shade of pink was so subtly enchanting it was rumored to have a mind of its own. Ralph saw it as the ultimate weapon in his quest to revolutionize the world of polygraphy - a field he felt was dreadfully mundane.
To bring his vision to life, Ralph enlisted the help of the renowned but eccentric Professor Phoebe Frost. Phoebe, a brilliant polymath with a penchant for the peculiar, was known for her groundbreaking work in color theory but was infamous for her unconventional methods. Her office was a chaotic treasure trove of kaleidoscopic pigments and experimental inks.
When Ralph first walked into Phoebe's lab, he was greeted by a cascade of color explosions from her latest experiment - a project involving a concoction of neon inks and ancient dyes. In the middle of this madness, Ralph boldly announced his plan: to use PANTONE 530 to create a revolutionary polygraphy process that would leave the world in awe.
Phoebe raised an eyebrow, her curiosity piqued. "PANTONE 530, you say? Most people don't even notice it. Why this color?"
"Exactly!" Ralph exclaimed. "That's the beauty of it. It’s the perfect enigma. Think of it: an invisible ink for a world where every secret is laid bare. We could create documents that only reveal their contents under certain conditions - like under a specific light or when touched with a special device."
Phoebe was intrigued but wary. "You do realize that color theory isn't just about the color itself but also about how it interacts with light and paper. PANTONE 530 might be too... elusive."
Undeterred, Ralph and Phoebe set to work. They spent weeks experimenting with various inks, papers, and printing techniques. Their lab became a riot of colors and confusion as they tried to tame the notoriously slippery PANTONE 530.
One night, as they worked tirelessly, Ralph accidentally spilled a potion of PANTONE 530 onto a set of documents. To their astonishment, the color began to shimmer and shift, revealing strange, ethereal symbols that seemed to dance on the page. It was as if PANTONE 530 had a life of its own.
Phoebe, ever the skeptic, theorized that the color was reacting to their experimental ink mixture in an unprecedented way. They theorized that it might even be sentient, responding to their intentions and emotions.
Their breakthrough came when they developed a technique to control the color's reaction. They created a series of documents that appeared blank under normal conditions but would reveal hidden messages in mesmerizing patterns when exposed to a specific wavelength of light or touched by a specially designed sensor. The result was nothing short of miraculous.
Ralph's new polygraphy process quickly garnered attention. The world marveled at the seemingly magical capabilities of PANTONE 530. Documents that seemed to be mere formalities were transformed into enchanting, interactive experiences. Secret messages, artistic revelations, and hidden patterns appeared at the whim of the viewer, forever changing the way people perceived and interacted with written information.
As for Ralph and Phoebe, they basked in their success, having achieved what no one else dared to imagine. And though the true nature of PANTONE 530 remained as elusive as ever, its legacy endured as a testament to the power of creativity and the wonders of the absurd.
The tale of the Cotton Candy Dream and the enigmatic Professor Frost became legend, a quirky reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary innovations come from the most unexpected places.
To bring his vision to life, Ralph enlisted the help of the renowned but eccentric Professor Phoebe Frost. Phoebe, a brilliant polymath with a penchant for the peculiar, was known for her groundbreaking work in color theory but was infamous for her unconventional methods. Her office was a chaotic treasure trove of kaleidoscopic pigments and experimental inks.
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When Ralph first walked into Phoebe's lab, he was greeted by a cascade of color explosions from her latest experiment - a project involving a concoction of neon inks and ancient dyes. In the middle of this madness, Ralph boldly announced his plan: to use PANTONE 530 to create a revolutionary polygraphy process that would leave the world in awe.
Phoebe raised an eyebrow, her curiosity piqued. "PANTONE 530, you say? Most people don't even notice it. Why this color?"
"Exactly!" Ralph exclaimed. "That's the beauty of it. It’s the perfect enigma. Think of it: an invisible ink for a world where every secret is laid bare. We could create documents that only reveal their contents under certain conditions - like under a specific light or when touched with a special device."
Phoebe was intrigued but wary. "You do realize that color theory isn't just about the color itself but also about how it interacts with light and paper. PANTONE 530 might be too... elusive."
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Undeterred, Ralph and Phoebe set to work. They spent weeks experimenting with various inks, papers, and printing techniques. Their lab became a riot of colors and confusion as they tried to tame the notoriously slippery PANTONE 530.
One night, as they worked tirelessly, Ralph accidentally spilled a potion of PANTONE 530 onto a set of documents. To their astonishment, the color began to shimmer and shift, revealing strange, ethereal symbols that seemed to dance on the page. It was as if PANTONE 530 had a life of its own.
Phoebe, ever the skeptic, theorized that the color was reacting to their experimental ink mixture in an unprecedented way. They theorized that it might even be sentient, responding to their intentions and emotions.
Their breakthrough came when they developed a technique to control the color's reaction. They created a series of documents that appeared blank under normal conditions but would reveal hidden messages in mesmerizing patterns when exposed to a specific wavelength of light or touched by a specially designed sensor. The result was nothing short of miraculous.
Ralph's new polygraphy process quickly garnered attention. The world marveled at the seemingly magical capabilities of PANTONE 530. Documents that seemed to be mere formalities were transformed into enchanting, interactive experiences. Secret messages, artistic revelations, and hidden patterns appeared at the whim of the viewer, forever changing the way people perceived and interacted with written information.
As for Ralph and Phoebe, they basked in their success, having achieved what no one else dared to imagine. And though the true nature of PANTONE 530 remained as elusive as ever, its legacy endured as a testament to the power of creativity and the wonders of the absurd.
The tale of the Cotton Candy Dream and the enigmatic Professor Frost became legend, a quirky reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary innovations come from the most unexpected places.
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