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Timberwolf
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PANTONE 7682
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#6E8EC0RGB:
110, 142, 192CMYK:
63, 37, 2, 0HSL:
217°, 43%, 75%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Blue Grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2123in RAL Classic:
RAL 5024in RAL Design:
RAL 260 60 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 610-3in NCS:
NCS S 2040-R90B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 7682?
PANTONE 7682 has two variants: C (coated) and U (uncoated), which refer to the type of paper or material on which the color is printed.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #6E8EC0, which is a shade of cyan-blue with 43.14% red, 55.69% green, and 75.29% blue in the RGB color model.
PANTONE 7682 can be used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home decor, and branding.
It is a cool and calm color that can evoke feelings of trust, loyalty, and professionalism.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #6E8EC0, which is a shade of cyan-blue with 43.14% red, 55.69% green, and 75.29% blue in the RGB color model.
PANTONE 7682 can be used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home decor, and branding.
It is a cool and calm color that can evoke feelings of trust, loyalty, and professionalism.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7682 color
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NCS (Natural Color System)
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7682'
The Quirky Birth of PANTONE 7682: A Fashion Faux Pas Turned Fabulous
In a far away place, in the glamorous and glittering world of high fashion, where every shade of fabric is scrutinized and every color choice can make or break a designer's reputation, the idea of a new color being born was almost unheard of. But sometimes, the most unexpected things happen in the most unexpected ways.
Enter Marc Sirius, an eccentric painter known for his vibrant personality and even more vibrant paintings. Marc was the kind of artist who saw the world not in black and white, but in a thousand different hues, each more vivid than the last. His studio was a chaotic kaleidoscope of canvases, brushes, and splashes of paint, where inspiration seemed to float in the air like confetti. Marc had a knack for creating colors that no one else could quite replicate, and his latest obsession was finding the perfect shade that would revolutionize the fashion industry.
On the other side of town, in a world of flashing cameras and strutting runways, was Maximilian Goowanni, a top model who had graced the cover of every major fashion magazine. Maximilian was known for his impeccable style and his ability to make even the most outlandish designs look chic. But despite his success, he had grown bored with the endless stream of predictable colors that seemed to dominate the fashion scene. He craved something new, something bold, something… different.
As fate would have it, these two creative souls were destined to collide in the most unexpected of ways.
One sunny afternoon, Marc was working on a new painting when, in a moment of pure clumsiness, he knocked over a jar of paint. The colors spilled across his canvas, blending together in a way that Marc had never seen before. As the mess settled, a new hue emerged - an almost magical shade that seemed to dance between blue and purple, with a hint of something Marc couldn't quite put his finger on.
"What on earth is this?" Marc muttered to himself, staring at the accidental masterpiece. He grabbed a fresh canvas and began to mix the colors again, trying to recreate the shade. After a few attempts, he finally nailed it. There it was: PANTONE 7682, a color that was both playful and sophisticated, vibrant yet calming. It was unlike anything Marc had ever seen, and he knew he had stumbled upon something special.
Excited by his discovery, Marc decided to share the color with someone who would appreciate its potential in the world of fashion. And who better than the iconic Maximilian Goowanni? Marc had never met Maximilian, but he had heard stories of the model's bold fashion choices and knew that if anyone could bring PANTONE 7682 to life on the runway, it was him.
Marc sent a swatch of the new color to Maximilian's agent, along with a note explaining how the color came to be. To Marc's surprise, Maximilian himself called the next day.
"Marc, darling," Maximilian drawled in his distinctively smooth voice, "this color is simply divine! I must have it on the runway. We're going to make history with this."
And so, a partnership was born. Marc began creating custom designs using PANTONE 7682, each piece more daring than the last. From flowing gowns to sharp suits, the color seemed to adapt to every style, adding a touch of whimsy and elegance in equal measure.
The fashion world buzzed with anticipation as news of a mysterious new color spread. Designers speculated, critics whispered, and everyone waited with bated breath to see what Marc and Maximilian would unveil.
Finally, the day of the big reveal arrived. The runway was packed, the lights were blinding, and the air was electric with excitement. Maximilian took to the runway in the first PANTONE 7682 creation - a stunning ensemble that seemed to shimmer and shift as he moved. The crowd gasped, not just because of the design, but because of the color. PANTONE 7682 was unlike anything they had ever seen, a color that was both striking and playful, bold yet oddly comforting.
As Maximilian strutted down the runway, the audience erupted into applause. The show was a resounding success, and PANTONE 7682 quickly became the hottest trend in fashion. Designers clamored to use the color in their collections, and soon, it was everywhere - from haute couture gowns to everyday streetwear.
Marc and Maximilian became the talk of the town, hailed as the duo who had brought something truly fresh and exciting to the fashion world. But for all the accolades, they both knew that PANTONE 7682 was more than just a color - it was a symbol of creativity, of the magic that can happen when you embrace the unexpected.
In the end, PANTONE 7682 wasn't born from careful planning or meticulous design. It was an accident, a happy little mistake that turned into something extraordinary. And in the world of high fashion, where everything is supposed to be perfect, it was a reminder that sometimes, the best things come from the most imperfect places.
And so, the legend of PANTONE 7682 lived on, not just as a color, but as a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and a little bit of serendipity.
Enter Marc Sirius, an eccentric painter known for his vibrant personality and even more vibrant paintings. Marc was the kind of artist who saw the world not in black and white, but in a thousand different hues, each more vivid than the last. His studio was a chaotic kaleidoscope of canvases, brushes, and splashes of paint, where inspiration seemed to float in the air like confetti. Marc had a knack for creating colors that no one else could quite replicate, and his latest obsession was finding the perfect shade that would revolutionize the fashion industry.
On the other side of town, in a world of flashing cameras and strutting runways, was Maximilian Goowanni, a top model who had graced the cover of every major fashion magazine. Maximilian was known for his impeccable style and his ability to make even the most outlandish designs look chic. But despite his success, he had grown bored with the endless stream of predictable colors that seemed to dominate the fashion scene. He craved something new, something bold, something… different.
As fate would have it, these two creative souls were destined to collide in the most unexpected of ways.
One sunny afternoon, Marc was working on a new painting when, in a moment of pure clumsiness, he knocked over a jar of paint. The colors spilled across his canvas, blending together in a way that Marc had never seen before. As the mess settled, a new hue emerged - an almost magical shade that seemed to dance between blue and purple, with a hint of something Marc couldn't quite put his finger on.
"What on earth is this?" Marc muttered to himself, staring at the accidental masterpiece. He grabbed a fresh canvas and began to mix the colors again, trying to recreate the shade. After a few attempts, he finally nailed it. There it was: PANTONE 7682, a color that was both playful and sophisticated, vibrant yet calming. It was unlike anything Marc had ever seen, and he knew he had stumbled upon something special.
Excited by his discovery, Marc decided to share the color with someone who would appreciate its potential in the world of fashion. And who better than the iconic Maximilian Goowanni? Marc had never met Maximilian, but he had heard stories of the model's bold fashion choices and knew that if anyone could bring PANTONE 7682 to life on the runway, it was him.
Marc sent a swatch of the new color to Maximilian's agent, along with a note explaining how the color came to be. To Marc's surprise, Maximilian himself called the next day.
"Marc, darling," Maximilian drawled in his distinctively smooth voice, "this color is simply divine! I must have it on the runway. We're going to make history with this."
And so, a partnership was born. Marc began creating custom designs using PANTONE 7682, each piece more daring than the last. From flowing gowns to sharp suits, the color seemed to adapt to every style, adding a touch of whimsy and elegance in equal measure.
The fashion world buzzed with anticipation as news of a mysterious new color spread. Designers speculated, critics whispered, and everyone waited with bated breath to see what Marc and Maximilian would unveil.
Finally, the day of the big reveal arrived. The runway was packed, the lights were blinding, and the air was electric with excitement. Maximilian took to the runway in the first PANTONE 7682 creation - a stunning ensemble that seemed to shimmer and shift as he moved. The crowd gasped, not just because of the design, but because of the color. PANTONE 7682 was unlike anything they had ever seen, a color that was both striking and playful, bold yet oddly comforting.
As Maximilian strutted down the runway, the audience erupted into applause. The show was a resounding success, and PANTONE 7682 quickly became the hottest trend in fashion. Designers clamored to use the color in their collections, and soon, it was everywhere - from haute couture gowns to everyday streetwear.
Marc and Maximilian became the talk of the town, hailed as the duo who had brought something truly fresh and exciting to the fashion world. But for all the accolades, they both knew that PANTONE 7682 was more than just a color - it was a symbol of creativity, of the magic that can happen when you embrace the unexpected.
In the end, PANTONE 7682 wasn't born from careful planning or meticulous design. It was an accident, a happy little mistake that turned into something extraordinary. And in the world of high fashion, where everything is supposed to be perfect, it was a reminder that sometimes, the best things come from the most imperfect places.
And so, the legend of PANTONE 7682 lived on, not just as a color, but as a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and a little bit of serendipity.
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