Umber
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Dark jungle green
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PANTONE 722
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#CB8644RGB:
203, 134, 68CMYK:
2, 50, 76, 13HSL:
29°, 67%, 80%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Bronzein PANTONE:
PANTONE 7510in RAL Classic:
RAL 1011in RAL Design:
RAL 060 60 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 290-2in NCS:
NCS S 3030-Y30R 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 722?
PANTONE 722 is a shade of orange that has a hexadecimal value of #CB8644.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 79.61% red, 52.55% green, and 26.67% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 29 degrees, a saturation of 67%, and a lightness of 80%.
This color has an approximate wavelength of 585.3 nm, which means it is visible to the human eye.
PANTONE 722 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, or graphic design.
It can also be paired with complementary or analogous colors to create harmonious color schemes.
For example, a complement of PANTONE 722 would be #4288c7, and an analogous color would be #d6a354.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 79.61% red, 52.55% green, and 26.67% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 29 degrees, a saturation of 67%, and a lightness of 80%.
This color has an approximate wavelength of 585.3 nm, which means it is visible to the human eye.
PANTONE 722 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, or graphic design.
It can also be paired with complementary or analogous colors to create harmonious color schemes.
For example, a complement of PANTONE 722 would be #4288c7, and an analogous color would be #d6a354.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 722 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 722'
The Color of Dreams
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Veridian, there was a car service garage nestled between towering skyscrapers and trendy boutiques. It was run by Ravindra Sirius, a meticulous car service worker known for his precision and a touch of charm. Ravindra had a secret passion: fashion design, though he never quite had the time to explore it.
Across town, in a large fashion factory, worked Monica Black, a factory worker with a dream of becoming a renowned fashion designer. Monica was known for her dedication and her eye for detail, but her designs rarely saw the light of day beyond the factory floor.
One sunny morning, Ravindra was polishing a classic convertible when a colorful flyer fluttered into his hands. It was an advertisement for a local fashion contest, featuring a new color sensation: Pantone 722. The flyer boasted that this warm, radiant orange would be the highlight of the fashion season, and Ravindra felt an unexpected thrill. He remembered seeing Pantone 722 in a designer's catalog once and had been intrigued by its vibrant, sun-kissed hue.
Curiosity piqued, Ravindra decided to enter the contest, despite knowing nothing about fashion design. He sought the help of Monica, who was known for her exquisite taste in colors and patterns. He found her during a lunch break at the factory and asked if she could help him with his entry.
Monica, intrigued by Ravindra’s enthusiasm, agreed. They met up after work hours in Ravindra's tiny apartment, where they began discussing ideas. Monica described Pantone 722 as a color that encapsulated warmth, optimism, and energy. "It's like a sunset captured in fabric," she said, her eyes sparkling.
As the days passed, Ravindra and Monica worked tirelessly. Monica sketched elegant designs while Ravindra provided creative input and even learned a bit about sewing. They created a stunning ensemble that featured Pantone 722 in a flowing gown, accessorized with gold accents. It was both striking and sophisticated.
The day of the contest arrived, and the city buzzed with anticipation. Ravindra and Monica entered their creation, their nerves masked by excitement. When the judges saw the gown, their eyes widened. The vibrant Pantone 722 seemed to come alive on the runway, radiating a warmth that captivated everyone. The gown moved gracefully, and the audience couldn’t help but smile as it floated past.
In the end, Ravindra and Monica won first place. Their design had not only showcased the brilliance of Pantone 722 but had also conveyed a story of collaboration and passion. Ravindra’s knowledge of mechanics and Monica’s expertise in fashion combined to create something truly unique.
The win brought new opportunities for both. Monica’s career took off, and Ravindra’s love for fashion grew. They continued to work together, blending their talents and bringing colors like Pantone 722 to life. Their story became a testament to the magic that happens when different worlds collide, proving that even the most unexpected partnerships can create something extraordinary.
In the heart of Veridian, where cars and fabrics once seemed worlds apart, Ravindra and Monica showed that sometimes, the most vibrant dreams are painted in the colors of collaboration.
Across town, in a large fashion factory, worked Monica Black, a factory worker with a dream of becoming a renowned fashion designer. Monica was known for her dedication and her eye for detail, but her designs rarely saw the light of day beyond the factory floor.
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One sunny morning, Ravindra was polishing a classic convertible when a colorful flyer fluttered into his hands. It was an advertisement for a local fashion contest, featuring a new color sensation: Pantone 722. The flyer boasted that this warm, radiant orange would be the highlight of the fashion season, and Ravindra felt an unexpected thrill. He remembered seeing Pantone 722 in a designer's catalog once and had been intrigued by its vibrant, sun-kissed hue.
Curiosity piqued, Ravindra decided to enter the contest, despite knowing nothing about fashion design. He sought the help of Monica, who was known for her exquisite taste in colors and patterns. He found her during a lunch break at the factory and asked if she could help him with his entry.
Monica, intrigued by Ravindra’s enthusiasm, agreed. They met up after work hours in Ravindra's tiny apartment, where they began discussing ideas. Monica described Pantone 722 as a color that encapsulated warmth, optimism, and energy. "It's like a sunset captured in fabric," she said, her eyes sparkling.
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As the days passed, Ravindra and Monica worked tirelessly. Monica sketched elegant designs while Ravindra provided creative input and even learned a bit about sewing. They created a stunning ensemble that featured Pantone 722 in a flowing gown, accessorized with gold accents. It was both striking and sophisticated.
The day of the contest arrived, and the city buzzed with anticipation. Ravindra and Monica entered their creation, their nerves masked by excitement. When the judges saw the gown, their eyes widened. The vibrant Pantone 722 seemed to come alive on the runway, radiating a warmth that captivated everyone. The gown moved gracefully, and the audience couldn’t help but smile as it floated past.
In the end, Ravindra and Monica won first place. Their design had not only showcased the brilliance of Pantone 722 but had also conveyed a story of collaboration and passion. Ravindra’s knowledge of mechanics and Monica’s expertise in fashion combined to create something truly unique.
The win brought new opportunities for both. Monica’s career took off, and Ravindra’s love for fashion grew. They continued to work together, blending their talents and bringing colors like Pantone 722 to life. Their story became a testament to the magic that happens when different worlds collide, proving that even the most unexpected partnerships can create something extraordinary.
In the heart of Veridian, where cars and fabrics once seemed worlds apart, Ravindra and Monica showed that sometimes, the most vibrant dreams are painted in the colors of collaboration.
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