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PANTONE 7519
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#5E5145RGB:
94, 81, 69CMYK:
24, 42, 45, 68HSL:
29°, 27%, 37%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Umberin PANTONE:
PANTONE 411in RAL Classic:
RAL 7013in RAL Design:
RAL 020 30 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 340-Min NCS:
NCS S 6005-Y20R 2024-09-08 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 7519?
PANTONE 7519 is a medium dark shade of orange with a warm undertone.
It has the following color values:
This color can create a cozy, earthy, or rustic mood when paired with other warm colors, such as browns, yellows, or reds.
It can also contrast well with cooler colors, such as blues, greens, or purples, to create a dynamic, energetic, or modern look.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 94, 81, 69
HEX: #5E5145
CMYK: 24, 42, 45, 68
This color can create a cozy, earthy, or rustic mood when paired with other warm colors, such as browns, yellows, or reds.
It can also contrast well with cooler colors, such as blues, greens, or purples, to create a dynamic, energetic, or modern look.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7519 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)
NCS S 5010-G90Y
RAL Classic
RAL 8000
RAL 1014
RAL 1001
RAL 8007
RAL 8022
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7519'
The Quest for Pantone 7519
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Innovatia, where cutting-edge technology met creative brilliance, Zahir Steel was known as an eccentric inventor with a knack for transforming the mundane into the extraordinary. His workshop was a whimsical maze of gadgets and gizmos, all powered by his latest invention: the Color Blender 3000, a machine designed to mix and create new colors.
One breezy afternoon, as Zahir tinkered with his Color Blender 3000, Mario Frost, the city’s most cheerful and occasionally clumsy delivery worker, arrived with a package. Mario was known for his ability to brighten anyone’s day with his infectious laughter and endless optimism.
"Hey, Zahir!" Mario called out, struggling to balance a large box on his shoulder. "Got a delivery for you!"
Zahir looked up from his machine, his curiosity piqued. "Ah, Mario! What’s in the box?"
Mario carefully placed the package on Zahir’s cluttered workbench. "It’s a surprise, but I’ve heard it’s something that could spark a new trend. Thought it might be right up your alley."
Zahir’s eyes gleamed with excitement as he opened the box. Inside was a swatch of PANTONE 7519, a rich, earthy green with a hint of adventure. "Wow, this is incredible! I’ve been looking for a new color to test with the Color Blender 3000. This shade has so much potential!"
Mario beamed with pride. "That’s what I hoped! Can’t wait to see what you do with it."
Inspired by the new color, Zahir set to work, eager to showcase the unique attributes of PANTONE 7519. He decided to use it in a series of experiments to see how it could be applied in the most unexpected ways. With Mario’s encouragement, the two embarked on a colorful adventure.
Their first project was to create a line of playful, multifunctional paint that could change color based on the angle of light. Zahir mixed PANTONE 7519 with various pigments, resulting in a stunning paint that shifted between shades of green and gold. The paint was perfect for creating dynamic and eye-catching murals, and Zahir had a blast applying it to every surface he could find, from his workshop walls to his own quirky furniture.
Next, Zahir and Mario decided to make PANTONE 7519 the centerpiece of a new line of eco-friendly garden tools. They painted shovels, rakes, and watering cans with the color, and to make it even more exciting, Zahir incorporated a built-in LED light that glowed whenever the tools were used. The result was a set of garden tools that not only looked fantastic but also added a touch of fun to any gardening task.
Their final creation was a series of colorful, interactive puzzles for kids. Each puzzle piece was coated with PANTONE 7519 paint that revealed different patterns and textures when touched. The puzzles were designed to be both educational and entertaining, encouraging children to explore and learn through play.
The grand reveal of their new projects took place at the city’s annual Innovation Fair. The crowd was captivated by the vibrant, color-shifting murals, the glowing garden tools, and the interactive puzzles. Zahir and Mario’s booth was a hit, drawing crowds of excited visitors eager to experience the magic of PANTONE 7519.
The Quest for Pantone 7519 was celebrated as a breakthrough in color application, showcasing how a single shade could inspire creativity and innovation. Zahir’s inventive spirit and Mario’s infectious enthusiasm had turned PANTONE 7519 into a symbol of fun and possibility.
As they looked back on their colorful adventure, Zahir and Mario shared a laugh and a sense of accomplishment. Their story proved that with a little imagination and a lot of creativity, even the most unexpected color could become a source of joy and excitement. The Quest for Pantone 7519 had shown that the world of design was full of surprises, and that sometimes, the most brilliant ideas come from the most unexpected places.
One breezy afternoon, as Zahir tinkered with his Color Blender 3000, Mario Frost, the city’s most cheerful and occasionally clumsy delivery worker, arrived with a package. Mario was known for his ability to brighten anyone’s day with his infectious laughter and endless optimism.
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"Hey, Zahir!" Mario called out, struggling to balance a large box on his shoulder. "Got a delivery for you!"
Zahir looked up from his machine, his curiosity piqued. "Ah, Mario! What’s in the box?"
Mario carefully placed the package on Zahir’s cluttered workbench. "It’s a surprise, but I’ve heard it’s something that could spark a new trend. Thought it might be right up your alley."
Zahir’s eyes gleamed with excitement as he opened the box. Inside was a swatch of PANTONE 7519, a rich, earthy green with a hint of adventure. "Wow, this is incredible! I’ve been looking for a new color to test with the Color Blender 3000. This shade has so much potential!"
Mario beamed with pride. "That’s what I hoped! Can’t wait to see what you do with it."
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Inspired by the new color, Zahir set to work, eager to showcase the unique attributes of PANTONE 7519. He decided to use it in a series of experiments to see how it could be applied in the most unexpected ways. With Mario’s encouragement, the two embarked on a colorful adventure.
Their first project was to create a line of playful, multifunctional paint that could change color based on the angle of light. Zahir mixed PANTONE 7519 with various pigments, resulting in a stunning paint that shifted between shades of green and gold. The paint was perfect for creating dynamic and eye-catching murals, and Zahir had a blast applying it to every surface he could find, from his workshop walls to his own quirky furniture.
Next, Zahir and Mario decided to make PANTONE 7519 the centerpiece of a new line of eco-friendly garden tools. They painted shovels, rakes, and watering cans with the color, and to make it even more exciting, Zahir incorporated a built-in LED light that glowed whenever the tools were used. The result was a set of garden tools that not only looked fantastic but also added a touch of fun to any gardening task.
Their final creation was a series of colorful, interactive puzzles for kids. Each puzzle piece was coated with PANTONE 7519 paint that revealed different patterns and textures when touched. The puzzles were designed to be both educational and entertaining, encouraging children to explore and learn through play.
The grand reveal of their new projects took place at the city’s annual Innovation Fair. The crowd was captivated by the vibrant, color-shifting murals, the glowing garden tools, and the interactive puzzles. Zahir and Mario’s booth was a hit, drawing crowds of excited visitors eager to experience the magic of PANTONE 7519.
The Quest for Pantone 7519 was celebrated as a breakthrough in color application, showcasing how a single shade could inspire creativity and innovation. Zahir’s inventive spirit and Mario’s infectious enthusiasm had turned PANTONE 7519 into a symbol of fun and possibility.
As they looked back on their colorful adventure, Zahir and Mario shared a laugh and a sense of accomplishment. Their story proved that with a little imagination and a lot of creativity, even the most unexpected color could become a source of joy and excitement. The Quest for Pantone 7519 had shown that the world of design was full of surprises, and that sometimes, the most brilliant ideas come from the most unexpected places.
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