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RAL 270-4
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HEX Triplet:
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224, 191, 1CMYK:
12, 29, 100, 0HSL:
51°, 100%, 88%Closest colors:
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Citrinein PANTONE:
PANTONE 606in RAL Classic:
RAL 1004in RAL Design:
RAL 085 80 85in RAL Effect:
RAL 270-5in NCS:
NCS S 1070-G90Y 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:20
Funny stories about the 'RAL 270-4'
The Marvelous Misadventure of RAL 270-4
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Chromaville, two creative souls were destined to collide in the most unexpected way. Marc Jet, a flamboyant artist known for his audacious color palettes, was in the midst of a colorful crisis. Meanwhile, Donatella Flame, a sharp-witted writer with a penchant for dramatic flair, was dealing with her own creative dilemma.
Marc had just returned from a particularly uninspiring trip to a dull, beige conference room. "If I have to look at another shade of beige," he grumbled, "I'm going to explode into a thousand hues of despair!" Determined to shake things up, he decided to invent a new color. But what would this miraculous color look like?
At the same time, Donatella was penning her latest novel, "The Chronicles of Chromatica," where the hero's quest involved a mysterious, magical color that had the power to transform any space into an ethereal wonderland. Unfortunately, her writer's block had led her to describe the color as "lavender with a hint of moonbeam" - a description so vague it could mean anything from a soft pastel to an electric neon. Her editor was none too pleased.
One day, Marc and Donatella's paths crossed at the annual Chromaville Creativity Fair. Marc was demonstrating his latest creation: a paintbrush that could blend colors in real-time, while Donatella was giving a reading from her novel.
Marc, in a fit of inspiration, decided to test his new brush on the giant canvas behind him. With each stroke, the colors shifted unpredictably, blending into a soft, tranquil hue. Donatella, watching from the audience, couldn't believe her eyes. It was as if Marc was painting the very essence of her elusive color.
"Excuse me!" Donatella called out, practically leaping onto the stage. "What is that color? It looks like the one I've been trying to describe in my book!"
Marc, equally intrigued, studied the color on the canvas. "Well, I suppose it's a bit like lavender, but with a twist... maybe a touch of serenity and moonbeam?"
Donatella's eyes widened. "That's exactly it! But what would we call it?"
They pondered the question while the crowd eagerly watched. Marc suggested names like "Serenade of Serenity" and "Moonlit Mirage," but none felt quite right. Donatella's editor, who had been nudging her from the sidelines, shouted, "Just name it something simple and technical - like RAL 270-4!"
Marc and Donatella exchanged puzzled glances. "RAL 270-4?" Marc repeated.
"Yes!" the editor insisted. "It sounds official and mysterious. Perfect for your new color!"
And so, RAL 270-4 was born. It became the talk of the design world, celebrated for its soothing and transformative properties. Marc and Donatella became unlikely partners, their accidental creation forever marking the intersection of art and literature. They went on to become legends in their respective fields, known not only for their unique talents but also for the whimsical way in which the marvelous misadventure of RAL 270-4 came to be.
Marc had just returned from a particularly uninspiring trip to a dull, beige conference room. "If I have to look at another shade of beige," he grumbled, "I'm going to explode into a thousand hues of despair!" Determined to shake things up, he decided to invent a new color. But what would this miraculous color look like?
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At the same time, Donatella was penning her latest novel, "The Chronicles of Chromatica," where the hero's quest involved a mysterious, magical color that had the power to transform any space into an ethereal wonderland. Unfortunately, her writer's block had led her to describe the color as "lavender with a hint of moonbeam" - a description so vague it could mean anything from a soft pastel to an electric neon. Her editor was none too pleased.
One day, Marc and Donatella's paths crossed at the annual Chromaville Creativity Fair. Marc was demonstrating his latest creation: a paintbrush that could blend colors in real-time, while Donatella was giving a reading from her novel.
Marc, in a fit of inspiration, decided to test his new brush on the giant canvas behind him. With each stroke, the colors shifted unpredictably, blending into a soft, tranquil hue. Donatella, watching from the audience, couldn't believe her eyes. It was as if Marc was painting the very essence of her elusive color.
"Excuse me!" Donatella called out, practically leaping onto the stage. "What is that color? It looks like the one I've been trying to describe in my book!"
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Marc, equally intrigued, studied the color on the canvas. "Well, I suppose it's a bit like lavender, but with a twist... maybe a touch of serenity and moonbeam?"
Donatella's eyes widened. "That's exactly it! But what would we call it?"
They pondered the question while the crowd eagerly watched. Marc suggested names like "Serenade of Serenity" and "Moonlit Mirage," but none felt quite right. Donatella's editor, who had been nudging her from the sidelines, shouted, "Just name it something simple and technical - like RAL 270-4!"
Marc and Donatella exchanged puzzled glances. "RAL 270-4?" Marc repeated.
"Yes!" the editor insisted. "It sounds official and mysterious. Perfect for your new color!"
And so, RAL 270-4 was born. It became the talk of the design world, celebrated for its soothing and transformative properties. Marc and Donatella became unlikely partners, their accidental creation forever marking the intersection of art and literature. They went on to become legends in their respective fields, known not only for their unique talents but also for the whimsical way in which the marvelous misadventure of RAL 270-4 came to be.
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