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PANTONE 576
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#779B3DRGB:
119, 155, 61CMYK:
54, 5, 94, 24HSL:
83°, 61%, 61%Closest colors:
in RGB:
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PANTONE 7490in RAL Classic:
RAL 6018in RAL Design:
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RAL 250-5in NCS:
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What color is PANTONE 576?
PANTONE 576 is a shade of green that can be found in the PANTONE Formula Guide and the PANTONE Solid Chips books.
PANTONE 576 has the following color values:
PANTONE 576 is similar to PANTONE 576 XGC, which is an extended gamut color that can reproduce more vibrant and saturated colors on coated paper.
PANTONE 576 can be described as a medium dark olive green with a yellowish hue.
It is a natural and earthy color that can evoke a sense of freshness, growth, and harmony.
It can also be associated with environmentalism, health, and military.
PANTONE 576 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, web design, and interior design.
It can be paired with other colors to create different moods and effects.
For example, it can be combined with white or beige for a clean and elegant look, or with orange or purple for a contrast and energy.
PANTONE 576 has the following color values:
RGB: 119, 155, 61
CMYK: 54, 5, 94, 24
HEX: #779B3D
PANTONE 576 is similar to PANTONE 576 XGC, which is an extended gamut color that can reproduce more vibrant and saturated colors on coated paper.
PANTONE 576 can be described as a medium dark olive green with a yellowish hue.
It is a natural and earthy color that can evoke a sense of freshness, growth, and harmony.
It can also be associated with environmentalism, health, and military.
PANTONE 576 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, web design, and interior design.
It can be paired with other colors to create different moods and effects.
For example, it can be combined with white or beige for a clean and elegant look, or with orange or purple for a contrast and energy.
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 576'
The Pantone Prank
Far-far away, in the vibrant town of Colorville, where every business was known for its unique branding and flair, the latest buzz was all about a new color sensation: Pantone 576. This zesty, citrusy shade of green was all the rage, and everyone wanted to incorporate it into their designs. Little did they know, this quest for the perfect shade was about to get a hilarious twist.
At the local car service garage, Anna Steel, a no-nonsense mechanic with a penchant for precision, was diligently working under the hood of a classic convertible. Her reputation for immaculate work had earned her respect, but she was always up for a challenge, especially if it involved the latest trends. Today, however, her challenge was of a different kind.
Across the street, Mustafa Honey, the cleaner at the Colorville Grand Hotel, was working his shift with a touch of elegance. Mustafa’s method of cleaning was like an art form; he’d turn any mundane task into a dazzling performance. He was particularly excited about the arrival of Pantone 576 cleaning supplies, which he believed would make his janitorial duties feel like a fashion show.
One sunny afternoon, Anna received a peculiar request from a high-profile client who insisted on having their car painted with the newest Pantone 576. The client wanted it to "pop" like never before. Intrigued and slightly amused, Anna agreed, though she had never used such a bright shade. To up the ante, she decided to make the car’s interior a surprise - she would enlist Mustafa’s help to clean the car and make it "shine" in Pantone 576.
Anna approached Mustafa, who was busy polishing the hotel’s marble floors with the same green hue. "Hey Mustafa, I need your help with a car project. Can you lend me a hand?" she asked.
Mustafa looked up, eyes sparkling with excitement. "Of course, Anna! You know I’m always up for a bit of color and fun!"
The next day, Mustafa arrived at Anna’s garage with his cleaning gear - now adorned with Pantone 576 accents. As they worked together, Mustafa couldn’t help but let his creativity flow. He began using the green color in ways Anna hadn’t imagined. With a mischievous grin, he started leaving green streaks in unexpected places: a light green smear on the dashboard, a splotch on the steering wheel, and even a splash of Pantone 576 on the gear stick.
Anna noticed the strange artistic touches and asked, "Mustafa, what’s with the extra green everywhere?"
Mustafa winked and replied, "I thought the car could use a bit more flair. Pantone 576 isn’t just a color - it’s an experience!"
By the time the car was finished, it was a kaleidoscope of Pantone 576: inside and out. The client was both bewildered and amused. "I asked for a pop of color, but this is an explosion!" they exclaimed.
As word spread, the car’s unique design became a local sensation. People lined up to see the "Pantone 576 masterpiece," and Anna and Mustafa were hailed as pioneers of a new trend - one that combined meticulous craftsmanship with a splash of playful creativity.
The garage and the hotel both experienced a boost in business, thanks to the unexpected publicity. Anna and Mustafa enjoyed their newfound fame and took it all in stride, continuing to blend their talents in unexpected ways.
In the end, Pantone 576 wasn’t just a color; it became a symbol of creativity, collaboration, and a touch of humor. And in the heart of Colorville, Anna and Mustafa became legends, proving that even the brightest shades can come with a side of laughter.
At the local car service garage, Anna Steel, a no-nonsense mechanic with a penchant for precision, was diligently working under the hood of a classic convertible. Her reputation for immaculate work had earned her respect, but she was always up for a challenge, especially if it involved the latest trends. Today, however, her challenge was of a different kind.
Across the street, Mustafa Honey, the cleaner at the Colorville Grand Hotel, was working his shift with a touch of elegance. Mustafa’s method of cleaning was like an art form; he’d turn any mundane task into a dazzling performance. He was particularly excited about the arrival of Pantone 576 cleaning supplies, which he believed would make his janitorial duties feel like a fashion show.
One sunny afternoon, Anna received a peculiar request from a high-profile client who insisted on having their car painted with the newest Pantone 576. The client wanted it to "pop" like never before. Intrigued and slightly amused, Anna agreed, though she had never used such a bright shade. To up the ante, she decided to make the car’s interior a surprise - she would enlist Mustafa’s help to clean the car and make it "shine" in Pantone 576.
Anna approached Mustafa, who was busy polishing the hotel’s marble floors with the same green hue. "Hey Mustafa, I need your help with a car project. Can you lend me a hand?" she asked.
Mustafa looked up, eyes sparkling with excitement. "Of course, Anna! You know I’m always up for a bit of color and fun!"
The next day, Mustafa arrived at Anna’s garage with his cleaning gear - now adorned with Pantone 576 accents. As they worked together, Mustafa couldn’t help but let his creativity flow. He began using the green color in ways Anna hadn’t imagined. With a mischievous grin, he started leaving green streaks in unexpected places: a light green smear on the dashboard, a splotch on the steering wheel, and even a splash of Pantone 576 on the gear stick.
Anna noticed the strange artistic touches and asked, "Mustafa, what’s with the extra green everywhere?"
Mustafa winked and replied, "I thought the car could use a bit more flair. Pantone 576 isn’t just a color - it’s an experience!"
By the time the car was finished, it was a kaleidoscope of Pantone 576: inside and out. The client was both bewildered and amused. "I asked for a pop of color, but this is an explosion!" they exclaimed.
As word spread, the car’s unique design became a local sensation. People lined up to see the "Pantone 576 masterpiece," and Anna and Mustafa were hailed as pioneers of a new trend - one that combined meticulous craftsmanship with a splash of playful creativity.
The garage and the hotel both experienced a boost in business, thanks to the unexpected publicity. Anna and Mustafa enjoyed their newfound fame and took it all in stride, continuing to blend their talents in unexpected ways.
In the end, Pantone 576 wasn’t just a color; it became a symbol of creativity, collaboration, and a touch of humor. And in the heart of Colorville, Anna and Mustafa became legends, proving that even the brightest shades can come with a side of laughter.
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