Dark scarlet
Mordant red 19
Burnt Sienna
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PANTONE 7414
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#BA6A23RGB:
186, 106, 35CMYK:
6, 66, 100, 21HSL:
28°, 81%, 73%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Ruddy brownin PANTONE:
PANTONE 471in RAL Classic:
RAL 2001in RAL Design:
RAL 060 50 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 360-3in NCS:
NCS S 3050-Y30R 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 7414?
The color PANTONE 7414 is a warm and vibrant shade of orange, with a hint of brown.
It has a hexadecimal value of #BA6A23, which means it is composed of 72.94% red, 41.57% green, and 13.73% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, this color has 6% cyan, 66% magenta, 100% yellow, and 21% black.
PANTONE 7414 evokes feelings of energy, excitement, and creativity.
It can also be associated with autumn, harvest, and nature.
It has a hexadecimal value of #BA6A23, which means it is composed of 72.94% red, 41.57% green, and 13.73% blue in the RGB color model.
In the CMYK color model, which is used for printing, this color has 6% cyan, 66% magenta, 100% yellow, and 21% black.
PANTONE 7414 evokes feelings of energy, excitement, and creativity.
It can also be associated with autumn, harvest, and nature.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7414 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 3005
RAL 3020
RAL 2012
RAL 3012
RAL 8004
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7414'
The Scarlet Revelation: Amir and Donna’s Colorful Quest
In a far away place, in the bustling town of Chromaville, where every color had its moment of fame, there was one shade that had everyone talking but no one quite understanding: PANTONE 7414. Known for its vivid, eye-catching red, this color was considered both a design marvel and a puzzle.
Dr. Amir Steel, a quirky and inquisitive color scientist, had spent years studying the psychology of colors. His office was a kaleidoscope of hues, filled with experiments on everything from calming blues to energizing yellows. But PANTONE 7414 had always eluded him. Despite its popularity, its true impact on human emotions and creativity remained a mystery.
Donna Buffalo, a factory worker with a talent for turning mundane items into artistic masterpieces, had never met Amir but had heard about his obsession with PANTONE 7414. She had a knack for spotting the potential in everything from discarded machinery to old paint cans. Intrigued by the challenge, she decided to investigate the mysterious color herself.
One day, their paths crossed in the unlikeliest of places - a local flea market where Donna was selling her latest creation: a set of vintage chairs painted in an array of bright colors. Amir, intrigued by the vivid hues, struck up a conversation with Donna.
"Nice chairs," Amir remarked, eyeing the vibrant reds among them. "But have you ever worked with PANTONE 7414?"
Donna looked puzzled. "PANTONE 7414? Oh, you mean that flashy red color? I've never used it. It sounds like a real attention-grabber."
Amir, eager to dive into his latest color experiment, saw an opportunity. "How about we team up and explore the essence of this color together? I'll provide the scientific insights, and you can add your creative touch."
Donna agreed with a chuckle. "Sure thing, Doc. Let's see what this scarlet wonder can really do!"
The duo embarked on a mission to understand and apply PANTONE 7414 in their respective ways. Amir started by researching the color's psychological effects, discovering that it was known to stimulate excitement and passion. It was often used in marketing to grab attention and make a bold statement.
Donna, on the other hand, decided to experiment with PANTONE 7414 in her factory. She began by painting an old, rusty conveyor belt with the bright red. To her surprise, the once dreary workspace transformed into a lively and energetic environment. Workers found themselves more enthusiastic and engaged, with the red adding a splash of vibrancy to their monotonous tasks.
Excited by these findings, Amir and Donna decided to combine their efforts. They designed a series of workshops where participants would paint their own creative projects using PANTONE 7414. The workshops were a hit, with attendees embracing the color's boldness and creating everything from eye-catching murals to vibrant furniture.
The culmination of their work was the "Scarlet Spectacle" art exhibition. The gallery was transformed into a vivid red wonderland, showcasing everything from Donna's dazzling red furniture to Amir's scientific displays on the color's emotional impact. The exhibit was a resounding success, attracting crowds who were fascinated by the interplay between art and science.
During the opening night, Amir and Donna shared their findings and experiences with the audience. Donna joked about how the red conveyor belt made factory work feel like a high-energy dance party, while Amir explained the color's role in stimulating creativity and passion.
As the exhibition came to a close, a local reporter asked them about their favorite part of the project. Amir smiled and said, "The best part was discovering how PANTONE 7414 could bring such unexpected joy and transformation."
Donna added with a grin, "And seeing how a bit of red could turn a boring factory into a vibrant masterpiece!"
Their collaboration not only shed light on the true essence of PANTONE 7414 but also brought a new perspective to how colors could influence and enrich our lives. The story of Amir and Donna became a favorite tale in Chromaville, illustrating that with a touch of creativity and a splash of bold color, even the most mysterious hues could reveal their true magic.
And so, the legacy of PANTONE 7414 lived on, thanks to the whimsical partnership of a doctor and a factory worker who saw the world through the lens of color and creativity.
Dr. Amir Steel, a quirky and inquisitive color scientist, had spent years studying the psychology of colors. His office was a kaleidoscope of hues, filled with experiments on everything from calming blues to energizing yellows. But PANTONE 7414 had always eluded him. Despite its popularity, its true impact on human emotions and creativity remained a mystery.
Donna Buffalo, a factory worker with a talent for turning mundane items into artistic masterpieces, had never met Amir but had heard about his obsession with PANTONE 7414. She had a knack for spotting the potential in everything from discarded machinery to old paint cans. Intrigued by the challenge, she decided to investigate the mysterious color herself.
One day, their paths crossed in the unlikeliest of places - a local flea market where Donna was selling her latest creation: a set of vintage chairs painted in an array of bright colors. Amir, intrigued by the vivid hues, struck up a conversation with Donna.
"Nice chairs," Amir remarked, eyeing the vibrant reds among them. "But have you ever worked with PANTONE 7414?"
Donna looked puzzled. "PANTONE 7414? Oh, you mean that flashy red color? I've never used it. It sounds like a real attention-grabber."
Amir, eager to dive into his latest color experiment, saw an opportunity. "How about we team up and explore the essence of this color together? I'll provide the scientific insights, and you can add your creative touch."
Donna agreed with a chuckle. "Sure thing, Doc. Let's see what this scarlet wonder can really do!"
The duo embarked on a mission to understand and apply PANTONE 7414 in their respective ways. Amir started by researching the color's psychological effects, discovering that it was known to stimulate excitement and passion. It was often used in marketing to grab attention and make a bold statement.
Donna, on the other hand, decided to experiment with PANTONE 7414 in her factory. She began by painting an old, rusty conveyor belt with the bright red. To her surprise, the once dreary workspace transformed into a lively and energetic environment. Workers found themselves more enthusiastic and engaged, with the red adding a splash of vibrancy to their monotonous tasks.
Excited by these findings, Amir and Donna decided to combine their efforts. They designed a series of workshops where participants would paint their own creative projects using PANTONE 7414. The workshops were a hit, with attendees embracing the color's boldness and creating everything from eye-catching murals to vibrant furniture.
The culmination of their work was the "Scarlet Spectacle" art exhibition. The gallery was transformed into a vivid red wonderland, showcasing everything from Donna's dazzling red furniture to Amir's scientific displays on the color's emotional impact. The exhibit was a resounding success, attracting crowds who were fascinated by the interplay between art and science.
During the opening night, Amir and Donna shared their findings and experiences with the audience. Donna joked about how the red conveyor belt made factory work feel like a high-energy dance party, while Amir explained the color's role in stimulating creativity and passion.
As the exhibition came to a close, a local reporter asked them about their favorite part of the project. Amir smiled and said, "The best part was discovering how PANTONE 7414 could bring such unexpected joy and transformation."
Donna added with a grin, "And seeing how a bit of red could turn a boring factory into a vibrant masterpiece!"
Their collaboration not only shed light on the true essence of PANTONE 7414 but also brought a new perspective to how colors could influence and enrich our lives. The story of Amir and Donna became a favorite tale in Chromaville, illustrating that with a touch of creativity and a splash of bold color, even the most mysterious hues could reveal their true magic.
And so, the legacy of PANTONE 7414 lived on, thanks to the whimsical partnership of a doctor and a factory worker who saw the world through the lens of color and creativity.
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