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PANTONE 682
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#994879RGB:
153, 72, 121CMYK:
24, 86, 4, 28HSL:
324°, 53%, 60%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Twilight lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2069in RAL Classic:
RAL 4008in RAL Design:
RAL 330 40 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-Min NCS:
NCS S 3040-R40B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 682?
PANTONE 682 is a shade of magenta-pink that can be described as warm, rich, and elegant.
This color has a hexadecimal value of #994879, which means it is composed of 60% red, 28.24% green, and 47.45% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, PANTONE 682 has 24% cyan, 86% magenta, 4% yellow, and 28% black.
It is similar to colors such as plum, burgundy, or maroon, but with a more purple hue.
This color can be used to create contrast, depth, or drama in a design, or to convey a sense of luxury, sophistication, or romance.
PANTONE 682 is a color that has many variations, meanings, and applications.
It is a color that can capture the attention, emotion, and imagination of the viewer.
This color has a hexadecimal value of #994879, which means it is composed of 60% red, 28.24% green, and 47.45% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, PANTONE 682 has 24% cyan, 86% magenta, 4% yellow, and 28% black.
It is similar to colors such as plum, burgundy, or maroon, but with a more purple hue.
This color can be used to create contrast, depth, or drama in a design, or to convey a sense of luxury, sophistication, or romance.
PANTONE 682 is a color that has many variations, meanings, and applications.
It is a color that can capture the attention, emotion, and imagination of the viewer.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 682 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...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
RAL 3007
RAL 9001
RAL 7038
RAL 7024
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 682'
The Pantone Pandemonium
Far away, in the bustling town of Chromaville, where every corner buzzed with color and creativity, two unlikely heroes were about to embark on a journey that would change their lives forever. Pier Ford, a gruff yet kind-hearted car service worker, and Igor Phoenix, a meticulous factory worker known for his unmatched attention to detail, were about to discover the revolutionary power of Pantone 682.
It all began on a sweltering Friday afternoon when Pier’s old rust-bucket of a service truck sputtered to a halt in front of the local paint shop. He had been toiling away, fixing up the cars of Chromaville’s colorful citizens, but his truck had seen better days. The paint had peeled off, leaving it a patchy mess of dull hues.
Inside the shop, Pier was grumbling to himself when he noticed a peculiar color swatch hanging on the wall: Pantone 682. It was a shade so vibrant it seemed to shimmer with a life of its own. Pier couldn’t help but be intrigued. "Hey, Igor!" he called out to the shop’s factory worker, who was busy mixing paint. "What’s with this color?"
Igor looked up, adjusting his glasses with a look of pride. "Ah, Pantone 682! It’s the latest sensation. Apparently, it’s going to revolutionize the world of design."
Pier raised an eyebrow. "How’s a color going to do that?"
Igor grinned. "Well, it’s not just any color. It’s said to have properties that can make any design pop, boost moods, and even cause spontaneous happiness!"
Pier chuckled. "Sounds like something out of a fairy tale. But what the heck, I’ll give it a try. Maybe it’ll fix my old truck."
Fast forward a week, Pier’s truck had been repainted in the dazzling Pantone 682. When he drove through Chromaville, jaws dropped, eyes widened, and people stopped in their tracks. The truck sparkled under the sun, making it look like a moving piece of art.
Igor, intrigued by the buzz surrounding the new color, decided to test it in the factory. The results were astounding. The factory’s dull assembly lines transformed into a vibrant dance of hues. Employees started whistling while they worked, and productivity soared to new heights. Igor even noted a dramatic increase in factory happiness.
The true test came during the annual Chromaville Design Fair. Pier and Igor decided to showcase their Pantone 682 wonders. Pier’s truck was the main attraction, while Igor had turned his factory’s boring machinery into a color extravaganza. The crowd couldn’t get enough of the eye-popping vibrancy and infectious energy.
But then, something unexpected happened. As the day went on, the excitement over Pantone 682 grew into a frenzy. People started painting everything they could get their hands on - walls, signs, even pets! Chaos ensued as the town turned into a kaleidoscope of Pantone 682.
Amid the pandemonium, Pier and Igor realized they had unleashed more than just a color - they had unleashed an uncontrollable wave of creative madness. With a laugh, they decided to embrace the chaos and join in the fun, transforming the town into a living canvas of endless possibilities.
In the end, Chromaville had never been so colorful, and Pier and Igor became local legends. They had discovered that Pantone 682 wasn’t just a color - it was a catalyst for imagination and joy.
And so, in a town where every day was an explosion of color, Pier Ford and Igor Phoenix proved that sometimes, the most revolutionary changes come in the most unexpected forms.
It all began on a sweltering Friday afternoon when Pier’s old rust-bucket of a service truck sputtered to a halt in front of the local paint shop. He had been toiling away, fixing up the cars of Chromaville’s colorful citizens, but his truck had seen better days. The paint had peeled off, leaving it a patchy mess of dull hues.
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Inside the shop, Pier was grumbling to himself when he noticed a peculiar color swatch hanging on the wall: Pantone 682. It was a shade so vibrant it seemed to shimmer with a life of its own. Pier couldn’t help but be intrigued. "Hey, Igor!" he called out to the shop’s factory worker, who was busy mixing paint. "What’s with this color?"
Igor looked up, adjusting his glasses with a look of pride. "Ah, Pantone 682! It’s the latest sensation. Apparently, it’s going to revolutionize the world of design."
Pier raised an eyebrow. "How’s a color going to do that?"
Igor grinned. "Well, it’s not just any color. It’s said to have properties that can make any design pop, boost moods, and even cause spontaneous happiness!"
Pier chuckled. "Sounds like something out of a fairy tale. But what the heck, I’ll give it a try. Maybe it’ll fix my old truck."
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Fast forward a week, Pier’s truck had been repainted in the dazzling Pantone 682. When he drove through Chromaville, jaws dropped, eyes widened, and people stopped in their tracks. The truck sparkled under the sun, making it look like a moving piece of art.
Igor, intrigued by the buzz surrounding the new color, decided to test it in the factory. The results were astounding. The factory’s dull assembly lines transformed into a vibrant dance of hues. Employees started whistling while they worked, and productivity soared to new heights. Igor even noted a dramatic increase in factory happiness.
The true test came during the annual Chromaville Design Fair. Pier and Igor decided to showcase their Pantone 682 wonders. Pier’s truck was the main attraction, while Igor had turned his factory’s boring machinery into a color extravaganza. The crowd couldn’t get enough of the eye-popping vibrancy and infectious energy.
But then, something unexpected happened. As the day went on, the excitement over Pantone 682 grew into a frenzy. People started painting everything they could get their hands on - walls, signs, even pets! Chaos ensued as the town turned into a kaleidoscope of Pantone 682.
Amid the pandemonium, Pier and Igor realized they had unleashed more than just a color - they had unleashed an uncontrollable wave of creative madness. With a laugh, they decided to embrace the chaos and join in the fun, transforming the town into a living canvas of endless possibilities.
In the end, Chromaville had never been so colorful, and Pier and Igor became local legends. They had discovered that Pantone 682 wasn’t just a color - it was a catalyst for imagination and joy.
And so, in a town where every day was an explosion of color, Pier Ford and Igor Phoenix proved that sometimes, the most revolutionary changes come in the most unexpected forms.
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