PANTONE 5855

PANTONE 5855 is a medium light shade of yellow with a greenish hue.

It has the following color values in different color models:

• Hexadecimal: #C4C18E

• RGB: 196, 193, 142

• CMYK: 12, 5, 44, 15

• HSL: 57°, 28%, 77%

PANTONE 5855 can be matched to various materials and paints from different brands.
For example, it is similar to General Paint’s English Sage, Pantone’s P 168-1 C, and Pratt & Lambert’s Sea Oat.
PANTONE 5855 can also be found in some Pantone products, such as the Formula Guide, the Solid Guide Set, and the Solid Chips.
PANTONE 5855 is a versatile color that can be used for different purposes and effects.
It can create a warm, natural, and earthy mood when paired with browns, greens, and oranges.
It can also contrast well with blues, purples, and pinks for a more lively and dynamic look.

Long time ago, far away, in the seaside town of Tinkerton, where the seagulls squawked as if they were auditioning for a choir and the waves danced a constant jig, lived Rohan Ming, a fisherman known for his legendary tales and eccentricity. His boat, the Salty Seagull, was famous not just for its catch but for its dubious decorations - everything from neon fishing nets to a life-size cardboard cutout of a pirate.

One sunny afternoon, as Rohan was mending his nets and humming sea shanties, a delivery truck pulled up beside his dock. Out stepped Igor Clank, a delivery worker who was as famous for his comically oversized uniform as he was for his uncanny ability to turn every delivery into a mini-adventure.

Igor had a mysterious package in his hands, marked with the brightest, most bewildering color swatch Rohan had ever seen. It was labeled "PANTONE 5855," a hue so electrifyingly yellow-green that it seemed to defy the very concept of color.

"Ahoy there!" Igor called out with exaggerated enthusiasm. "I've got something for ya!"

Rohan squinted at the package. "What's that you've got there, Igor? Another batch of those weirdly shaped fish you always send me?"

Igor grinned. "Nope, today it's something even more exciting. A color, believe it or not. PANTONE 5855. It's all the rage in the design world. And it's for you!"

Rohan raised an eyebrow. "A color? What on earth am I supposed to do with that?"

Igor handed over the package and, with a flourish, said, "Use it for coloring, of course! But not just any coloring. This color is said to have magical properties. It's rumored to make anything it touches more… um… delightful."

With a mixture of curiosity and skepticism, Rohan decided to test the color. He tore open the package to reveal a can of paint that gleamed like a lighthouse in a storm. The label read, "PANTONE 5855 – Delightfully Luminous."

Determined to see if the color lived up to its reputation, Rohan began applying it to various parts of his boat. The hull, the sails, and even the fishing gear - all were soon adorned with the blindingly bright hue. As he worked, he couldn't help but feel a bit silly. The color was so intense that it seemed to make his boat glow with an otherworldly light.

Igor, who had stayed to watch the experiment, couldn't contain his laughter. "Rohan, you're turning the Salty Seagull into a floating highlighter!"

But the real surprise came the next day when Rohan set out to sea. As he sailed, the brightness of PANTONE 5855 reflected off the water in a dazzling display. Schools of fish, curious about the bizarrely colored boat, swam alongside, creating a spectacular underwater parade.

Soon, word of Rohan's glowing boat spread, and the Salty Seagull became the main attraction in Tinkerton. People came from far and wide just to see the boat that looked like it was painted with liquid sunshine. The town even hosted a "Glow Festival," where Rohan's boat was the star, and Igor's delivery became legendary.

Despite the attention and the occasional puzzled look from passing fishermen, Rohan and Igor reveled in the success of their strange venture. They'd turned an eccentric color into a local sensation, proving that sometimes, the most ridiculous ideas can become the brightest successes.

As they sat on the dock one evening, watching the sunset bathe the harbor in golden light, Rohan clapped Igor on the back. "Well, I must say, Igor, you were right. PANTONE 5855 really does make everything more delightful. Who knew?"

Igor chuckled, adjusting his oversized uniform. "And who knew a color could turn a boat into a beacon of joy?"

And so, in the annals of Tinkerton's history, the birth of PANTONE 5855 became a tale of laughter and light, proving that even in the most unexpected places, a splash of color can bring the most delightful surprises.