Gray-Tea Green
Medium jungle green
Pale silver
Feldgrau
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PANTONE 7728
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#006848RGB:
0, 104, 72CMYK:
93, 0, 75, 55HSL:
162°, 100%, 41%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Bottle greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 336in RAL Classic:
RAL 6016in RAL Design:
RAL 160 40 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 220-3in NCS:
NCS S 4050-B90G 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 7728?
PANTONE 7728 has a hexadecimal color code of #006848, which is a dark shade of green-cyan.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 0% red, 40.78% green and 28.24% blue.
In the CMYK color model, it is composed of 93% cyan, 0% magenta, 75% yellow and 55% black.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 0% red, 40.78% green and 28.24% blue.
In the CMYK color model, it is composed of 93% cyan, 0% magenta, 75% yellow and 55% black.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7728 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7728'
The Emerald Dawn
In a quaint village nestled between rolling green hills and shimmering lakes, lived a farmer named Pier Westwood. Pier was known for his extraordinary gardens, where vegetables and flowers thrived in vibrant hues. His pride and joy was a field of emerald-green cabbages that seemed to glisten under the sun. Little did Pier know that these cabbages held the secret to a color that would soon captivate the world.
In the heart of the village was a modest cleaning service run by a meticulous woman named Donna Korr. Donna took great pride in her work, and her favorite part of the day was polishing the old, dusty village hall to make it shine as if it were brand new. Though her job seemed mundane, Donna had a remarkable eye for detail and a knack for noticing the subtle beauty in the everyday.
One sunny afternoon, Donna strolled past Pier's garden on her way to the village hall. She stopped, enchanted by the lush green of the cabbages, which seemed different from any green she had seen before. "How do you manage to grow such vivid colors?" she asked Pier.
Pier smiled, adjusting his straw hat. "It's the soil and the way the sun hits it, I suppose," he said. "But I've never really thought about it."
Donna's curiosity was piqued. She decided to experiment with this striking green in her cleaning supplies, hoping to add a touch of the vibrant hue to the village hall. After a few days of mixing and matching, Donna found a way to infuse a hint of this color into her cleaning solutions. As she polished the wooden floors and the old, ornate furniture, the hall began to gleam with a fresh, inviting hue.
The villagers were intrigued by the new sparkle in the hall. "What's that color?" they asked. Donna, with a twinkle in her eye, simply replied, "It's a bit of magic from Pier's cabbages."
Word spread quickly, and soon, designers from nearby cities came to visit the village. They were fascinated by this captivating green and sought to recreate it in their own work. Inspired by the natural wonder of Pier's cabbages and Donna's innovative use of the color, they began to experiment with pigments, mixing and blending until they found the perfect match.
One day, a renowned color specialist arrived in the village. After careful analysis and numerous tests, she declared the hue officially named "PANTONE 7728." This color, a rich, vibrant green, would soon become a celebrated shade in the world of design, symbolizing freshness, vitality, and nature's brilliance.
Pier and Donna, though surprised by the acclaim, were delighted to see their simple village's charm make such a significant impact. The color inspired fashion designers, interior decorators, and artists alike, who all marveled at how such a humble beginning could lead to such a beautiful outcome.
As the years passed, "PANTONE 7728" became a staple in design, its story a testament to the magic that can be found in the most unexpected places. Pier continued to tend his garden with love, and Donna carried on polishing with a proud smile, knowing that their shared discovery had left a mark on the world.
And so, in a small village where a farmer's cabbages met a cleaner's keen eye, a color was born that would brighten countless lives, reminding everyone that beauty often begins with a simple touch of wonder.
In the heart of the village was a modest cleaning service run by a meticulous woman named Donna Korr. Donna took great pride in her work, and her favorite part of the day was polishing the old, dusty village hall to make it shine as if it were brand new. Though her job seemed mundane, Donna had a remarkable eye for detail and a knack for noticing the subtle beauty in the everyday.
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One sunny afternoon, Donna strolled past Pier's garden on her way to the village hall. She stopped, enchanted by the lush green of the cabbages, which seemed different from any green she had seen before. "How do you manage to grow such vivid colors?" she asked Pier.
Pier smiled, adjusting his straw hat. "It's the soil and the way the sun hits it, I suppose," he said. "But I've never really thought about it."
Donna's curiosity was piqued. She decided to experiment with this striking green in her cleaning supplies, hoping to add a touch of the vibrant hue to the village hall. After a few days of mixing and matching, Donna found a way to infuse a hint of this color into her cleaning solutions. As she polished the wooden floors and the old, ornate furniture, the hall began to gleam with a fresh, inviting hue.
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The villagers were intrigued by the new sparkle in the hall. "What's that color?" they asked. Donna, with a twinkle in her eye, simply replied, "It's a bit of magic from Pier's cabbages."
Word spread quickly, and soon, designers from nearby cities came to visit the village. They were fascinated by this captivating green and sought to recreate it in their own work. Inspired by the natural wonder of Pier's cabbages and Donna's innovative use of the color, they began to experiment with pigments, mixing and blending until they found the perfect match.
One day, a renowned color specialist arrived in the village. After careful analysis and numerous tests, she declared the hue officially named "PANTONE 7728." This color, a rich, vibrant green, would soon become a celebrated shade in the world of design, symbolizing freshness, vitality, and nature's brilliance.
Pier and Donna, though surprised by the acclaim, were delighted to see their simple village's charm make such a significant impact. The color inspired fashion designers, interior decorators, and artists alike, who all marveled at how such a humble beginning could lead to such a beautiful outcome.
As the years passed, "PANTONE 7728" became a staple in design, its story a testament to the magic that can be found in the most unexpected places. Pier continued to tend his garden with love, and Donna carried on polishing with a proud smile, knowing that their shared discovery had left a mark on the world.
And so, in a small village where a farmer's cabbages met a cleaner's keen eye, a color was born that would brighten countless lives, reminding everyone that beauty often begins with a simple touch of wonder.
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