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PANTONE 7706
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#006D8ERGB:
0, 109, 142CMYK:
100, 16, 10, 44HSL:
194°, 100%, 56%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Sea bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 634in RAL Classic:
RAL 5021in RAL Design:
RAL 230 40 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 690-4in NCS:
NCS S 3050-B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 7706?
PANTONE 7706 is a shade of cyan, which is a color between blue and green on the color wheel.
It has a hue value of 196°, indicating that it is a cool color.
This color has a saturation value of 100%, and a lightness of 56%.
PANTONE 7706 can be described as a dark azure color, similar to the color of the sky on a clear day or the ocean on a sunny day.
It is a color that evokes a sense of calmness, serenity, and freshness.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 7706 are in logo design, web design, packaging design, or interior design, where it can create a professional, clean, and modern look.
It has a hue value of 196°, indicating that it is a cool color.
This color has a saturation value of 100%, and a lightness of 56%.
PANTONE 7706 can be described as a dark azure color, similar to the color of the sky on a clear day or the ocean on a sunny day.
It is a color that evokes a sense of calmness, serenity, and freshness.
Some possible applications of PANTONE 7706 are in logo design, web design, packaging design, or interior design, where it can create a professional, clean, and modern look.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7706 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7706'
The Enigmatic Rise of PANTONE 7706: Pier and Raj's Motion Design Marvel
In a far away place, in the quaint coastal town of Tidewell, where the sea met the sky in a harmonious blend of blues and greens, two seemingly ordinary individuals were about to discover an extraordinary secret. Pier Sirius, a rugged fisherman known for his salty tales and expert seafaring skills, and Raj Stewart, a meticulous cleaner with an eye for detail, were about to embark on an adventure that would transform their lives and their town.
One crisp morning, Pier Sirius stumbled upon an unusual crate washed ashore. The crate, adorned with strange symbols and an odd insignia, intrigued him. Inside, nestled among seaweed and driftwood, was a collection of vibrant paint swatches, each more dazzling than the last. One color, in particular, caught his eye - a brilliant shade of blue-green that seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly glow. It was labeled PANTONE 7706.
Pier, with his curiosity piqued, decided to seek out Raj Stewart, who was known for his immaculate work in the town's cleaning services. Raj had a unique knack for finding beauty in the mundane, and Pier figured he might have some insight into the mysterious color.
As Pier approached Raj, who was meticulously polishing the floor of the local community center, he presented the swatches with a flourish. "Raj, look what I found! This color - PANTONE 7706 - seems to have a bit of magic in it."
Raj, intrigued by the shimmering swatch, carefully examined it. "It's definitely a captivating shade. It almost feels like it's alive. But how do we uncover its potential?"
Pier, always up for a challenge, suggested they use the color in a motion design project. Tidewell had recently invested in a new media center and was eager to showcase innovative local talent. Raj agreed, and they set out to explore how PANTONE 7706 could be applied in motion design.
Their plan was ambitious: they decided to create a motion design piece for the town's annual festival - a grand event celebrating the region's maritime heritage. The goal was to use PANTONE 7706 to bring an enchanting visual experience to life. With Raj's knack for detail and Pier's creative instincts, they began their work.
The design concept involved a magical underwater world where the color PANTONE 7706 would come to life as waves, sea creatures, and ethereal lights. Raj spent days meticulously coding the motion graphics, ensuring that every frame captured the color's essence. Pier, meanwhile, contributed by designing intricate sea creatures and underwater landscapes that would be animated using the mesmerizing hue.
As they worked, something extraordinary began to happen. The color PANTONE 7706 didn't just look beautiful; it seemed to possess a unique ability to create dynamic, fluid motion that captivated anyone who saw it. The waves appeared to ripple with life, the sea creatures danced across the screen, and the entire underwater world pulsed with energy.
When the day of the festival arrived, the motion design piece was unveiled. The crowd gathered in awe as the screen illuminated with the stunning visuals of the underwater world. PANTONE 7706 took center stage, transforming the display into an immersive experience that left everyone spellbound.
The town's mayor, standing beside Pier and Raj, remarked, "This color has truly brought a new dimension to our festival. It's as if PANTONE 7706 has given our motion design a life of its own."
The success of the motion design piece became the talk of the town. People marveled at how PANTONE 7706 had transformed the event, turning it into a vibrant celebration of creativity and technology. Pier and Raj were hailed as pioneers, and the color became synonymous with innovation in Tidewell.
The story of Pier Sirius and Raj Stewart's discovery of PANTONE 7706 spread far beyond Tidewell. Designers and artists from around the world began to experiment with the color, inspired by its captivating qualities. It became a symbol of how the unexpected could lead to extraordinary breakthroughs.
In the end, the once-ordinary fisherman and the meticulous cleaner had unlocked the full potential of a color that had lain hidden for years, proving that even the most unlikely heroes could achieve the most remarkable feats.
One crisp morning, Pier Sirius stumbled upon an unusual crate washed ashore. The crate, adorned with strange symbols and an odd insignia, intrigued him. Inside, nestled among seaweed and driftwood, was a collection of vibrant paint swatches, each more dazzling than the last. One color, in particular, caught his eye - a brilliant shade of blue-green that seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly glow. It was labeled PANTONE 7706.
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Pier, with his curiosity piqued, decided to seek out Raj Stewart, who was known for his immaculate work in the town's cleaning services. Raj had a unique knack for finding beauty in the mundane, and Pier figured he might have some insight into the mysterious color.
As Pier approached Raj, who was meticulously polishing the floor of the local community center, he presented the swatches with a flourish. "Raj, look what I found! This color - PANTONE 7706 - seems to have a bit of magic in it."
Raj, intrigued by the shimmering swatch, carefully examined it. "It's definitely a captivating shade. It almost feels like it's alive. But how do we uncover its potential?"
Pier, always up for a challenge, suggested they use the color in a motion design project. Tidewell had recently invested in a new media center and was eager to showcase innovative local talent. Raj agreed, and they set out to explore how PANTONE 7706 could be applied in motion design.
Their plan was ambitious: they decided to create a motion design piece for the town's annual festival - a grand event celebrating the region's maritime heritage. The goal was to use PANTONE 7706 to bring an enchanting visual experience to life. With Raj's knack for detail and Pier's creative instincts, they began their work.
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The design concept involved a magical underwater world where the color PANTONE 7706 would come to life as waves, sea creatures, and ethereal lights. Raj spent days meticulously coding the motion graphics, ensuring that every frame captured the color's essence. Pier, meanwhile, contributed by designing intricate sea creatures and underwater landscapes that would be animated using the mesmerizing hue.
As they worked, something extraordinary began to happen. The color PANTONE 7706 didn't just look beautiful; it seemed to possess a unique ability to create dynamic, fluid motion that captivated anyone who saw it. The waves appeared to ripple with life, the sea creatures danced across the screen, and the entire underwater world pulsed with energy.
When the day of the festival arrived, the motion design piece was unveiled. The crowd gathered in awe as the screen illuminated with the stunning visuals of the underwater world. PANTONE 7706 took center stage, transforming the display into an immersive experience that left everyone spellbound.
The town's mayor, standing beside Pier and Raj, remarked, "This color has truly brought a new dimension to our festival. It's as if PANTONE 7706 has given our motion design a life of its own."
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The success of the motion design piece became the talk of the town. People marveled at how PANTONE 7706 had transformed the event, turning it into a vibrant celebration of creativity and technology. Pier and Raj were hailed as pioneers, and the color became synonymous with innovation in Tidewell.
The story of Pier Sirius and Raj Stewart's discovery of PANTONE 7706 spread far beyond Tidewell. Designers and artists from around the world began to experiment with the color, inspired by its captivating qualities. It became a symbol of how the unexpected could lead to extraordinary breakthroughs.
In the end, the once-ordinary fisherman and the meticulous cleaner had unlocked the full potential of a color that had lain hidden for years, proving that even the most unlikely heroes could achieve the most remarkable feats.
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