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PANTONE 546
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#112E3ARGB:
17, 46, 58CMYK:
100, 41, 35, 87HSL:
198°, 71%, 23%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Phthalo greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 5463in RAL Classic:
RAL 5011in RAL Design:
RAL 180 20 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 790-6in NCS:
NCS S 5540-BWhat color is PANTONE 546? The Pantone Pantomime: The Farmer, the Professor, and the Shade of Revolution
2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 546?
PANTONE 546 has the following color values:
PANTONE 546 is a deep and elegant color that can create a sense of calmness, stability, and professionalism.
This color also evokes the feeling of water, nature, and the night sky.
RGB: 17, 46, 58
HEX/HTML: #112E3A
CMYK: 100, 41 35, 87
PANTONE 546 is a deep and elegant color that can create a sense of calmness, stability, and professionalism.
This color also evokes the feeling of water, nature, and the night sky.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 546 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 546'
The Pantone Pantomime: The Farmer, the Professor, and the Shade of Revolution
Far away, in the picturesque town of Glistening Grove, where the grass seemed to have its own personal sparkle, lived Nexia Rocket, a farmer with an unyielding passion for revolutionizing the mundane. Nexia was known for her innovative agricultural methods, but her latest fascination had taken her beyond the fields: the world of color.
One sunny morning, Nexia stumbled upon a swatch of the most peculiar hue in the local paint shop - a shade known as Pantone 546. It was a deep, rich blue with hints of something almost otherworldly. Nexia was entranced. She bought a gallon, dreaming of how this color could transform her farm.
Meanwhile, in a neighboring town, Professor Jacob Frost, an eccentric industrial design professor with a penchant for wild theories, was engrossed in a lecture on color psychology. His eyes widened as he saw Pantone 546. It was rumored to have a unique effect on productivity and creativity. Little did he know, this very color would soon launch him into a whimsical adventure.
Nexia, armed with her newfound treasure, painted her farm's equipment - tractors, plows, even the barn - in Pantone 546. To her astonishment, the equipment seemed to hum with a newfound energy. The once-silent tractors started purring with a rhythm, and the plows carved through the soil with unprecedented grace. Her farm thrived like never before, but that was just the beginning.
One day, Professor Frost visited Glistening Grove for a sabbatical, aiming to study the influence of colors on practical tools. When he stumbled upon Nexia's farm, his jaw dropped. He couldn't believe his eyes - or his ears. The farm was alive with vibrant activity, and it all seemed to emanate from the hypnotic shade of blue.
Curious, Professor Frost approached Nexia. "What in the name of color theory is happening here?" he asked.
Nexia beamed. "It's all thanks to Pantone 546! It seems to have a magical touch. My tractors are singing, my crops are dancing, and the barn has started to hum lullabies."
Professor Frost's eyes sparkled with excitement. "This is revolutionary! This shade could change industrial design forever! But we need more evidence!"
Together, they embarked on a series of experiments. They painted office furniture, factory machines, and even the town's lampposts in Pantone 546. Astonishingly, every item imbued with this shade seemed to exhibit an uncanny improvement in efficiency and creativity. Office workers felt more inspired, factory machines operated smoother, and even the lampposts seemed to cast a more inviting glow.
Their findings caught the attention of the global design community. Soon, Pantone 546 became the color of choice for innovations and productivity boosts. The once humble farm became a hotspot for curious designers and researchers. Nexia and Professor Frost, now hailed as pioneers, continued to explore the whimsical effects of Pantone 546, proving that sometimes, the most stunning revolutions start with a splash of color and a touch of imagination.
In the end, Nexia Rocket and Professor Jacob Frost taught the world that creativity knows no bounds - even if it starts with a shade of blue that seems to make everything just a little bit better.
One sunny morning, Nexia stumbled upon a swatch of the most peculiar hue in the local paint shop - a shade known as Pantone 546. It was a deep, rich blue with hints of something almost otherworldly. Nexia was entranced. She bought a gallon, dreaming of how this color could transform her farm.
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Meanwhile, in a neighboring town, Professor Jacob Frost, an eccentric industrial design professor with a penchant for wild theories, was engrossed in a lecture on color psychology. His eyes widened as he saw Pantone 546. It was rumored to have a unique effect on productivity and creativity. Little did he know, this very color would soon launch him into a whimsical adventure.
Nexia, armed with her newfound treasure, painted her farm's equipment - tractors, plows, even the barn - in Pantone 546. To her astonishment, the equipment seemed to hum with a newfound energy. The once-silent tractors started purring with a rhythm, and the plows carved through the soil with unprecedented grace. Her farm thrived like never before, but that was just the beginning.
One day, Professor Frost visited Glistening Grove for a sabbatical, aiming to study the influence of colors on practical tools. When he stumbled upon Nexia's farm, his jaw dropped. He couldn't believe his eyes - or his ears. The farm was alive with vibrant activity, and it all seemed to emanate from the hypnotic shade of blue.
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Curious, Professor Frost approached Nexia. "What in the name of color theory is happening here?" he asked.
Nexia beamed. "It's all thanks to Pantone 546! It seems to have a magical touch. My tractors are singing, my crops are dancing, and the barn has started to hum lullabies."
Professor Frost's eyes sparkled with excitement. "This is revolutionary! This shade could change industrial design forever! But we need more evidence!"
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Together, they embarked on a series of experiments. They painted office furniture, factory machines, and even the town's lampposts in Pantone 546. Astonishingly, every item imbued with this shade seemed to exhibit an uncanny improvement in efficiency and creativity. Office workers felt more inspired, factory machines operated smoother, and even the lampposts seemed to cast a more inviting glow.
Their findings caught the attention of the global design community. Soon, Pantone 546 became the color of choice for innovations and productivity boosts. The once humble farm became a hotspot for curious designers and researchers. Nexia and Professor Frost, now hailed as pioneers, continued to explore the whimsical effects of Pantone 546, proving that sometimes, the most stunning revolutions start with a splash of color and a touch of imagination.
In the end, Nexia Rocket and Professor Jacob Frost taught the world that creativity knows no bounds - even if it starts with a shade of blue that seems to make everything just a little bit better.
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