RAL 360-M



Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A76645
RGB:
167, 102, 69
CMYK:
28, 80, 90, 10
HSL:
20°, 59%, 65%
Closest colors:
in RGB:
Rose vale
in PANTONE:
PANTONE 4635
in RAL Classic:
RAL 8023
in RAL Design:
RAL 050 50 40
in RAL Effect:
RAL 420-M
What color is RAL 360-M? What are the examples of RAL 360-M color? What colors go well with the RAL 360-M color? The Color Conundrum
2024-09-21 Snargl 03:18
# General # Fashion # Design

What color is RAL 360-M?

Woman in a costume is dancing outside in front of a building with a sword in her hand and a demon's head on her head
Man dressed in a costume with horns and horns on his head. Example of CMYK 28,80,90,10 color.
Woman in a red dress holding a sword and a shield in a storm - filled sky with clouds. Example of RGB 167,102,69 color.
Woman with horns and a horned head holding a staff in her hand. Example of CMYK 28,80,90,10 color.

Example of the palette with the RAL 360-M color

Picture with primary colors of Smoky black, Dim gray, Cafe au lait, Russet and Bistre
Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
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What are the examples of RAL 360-M color?

Woman in a desert holding a sword and pointing at the camera with a smile on her face. Color RAL 360-M.
Woman in a uniform is standing in a room with a yellow background. Example of CMYK 28,80,90,10 color.
Man in a red suit standing in front of a red background. Color CMYK 28,80,90,10.
Woman standing in a yellow room with a coat on her shoulders and a hair bun in her hair. Color #A76645.

Example of the palette with the RAL 360-M color

Picture with primary colors of Raw umber, Orange, Persian plum, Tawny and Aureolin
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...
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What colors go well with the RAL 360-M color?

Man with horns and a horned face holding a staff and a staff of fire in his hand. Example of RGB 167,102,69 color.
Coffee maker on top of a wooden table next to a beer keg. Color #A76645.
Diesel engine on a red platform in a garage with a train in the background. Example of #A76645 color.
RAL 360-M color. Close up of a wet surface with drops of water on it and a black background

Example of the palette with the RAL 360-M color

Picture with primary colors of Smoky black, Dark lava, Pale gold, Cordovan and Cafe au lait
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...
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Funny stories about the 'RAL 360-M'

The Color Conundrum

In a bustling design studio in the heart of Creativityville, a peculiar event unfolded that would change the world of color forever. The studio was known for its cutting-edge designs and vibrant hues, but little did they know that the color RAL 360-M would soon be born under the most absurd of circumstances.

Ravindra Westwood, a quirky design student with an undying passion for color theory, was on a mission. He had recently discovered a mysterious gap in the color spectrum that he was determined to fill. Ravindra, always with a wild hairstyle and a pair of oversized glasses, was known for his eccentric ideas. His latest project was to create a color so extraordinary that it would leave everyone in awe.
A woman stands with her hands behind her head, her chest adorned with a tattoo. She gazes directly at the viewer, her strong yet relaxed posture highlighted by the rich color surrounding her.

Jessica Buffalo, the studio's janitor, was the exact opposite. With her practical demeanor and no-nonsense attitude, she made sure that the studio was spotless. She wielded her mop like a knight would his sword, and her cleaning cart was equipped with every tool known to mankind.

One fateful afternoon, Ravindra was deep into his work, surrounded by a chaotic array of paint samples, color swatches, and coffee cups that had long lost their original purpose. He was engrossed in creating what he believed would be the most groundbreaking color in the history of design. He called it "Ethereal Midnight."

As Ravindra mixed his paints with the precision of a mad scientist, he accidentally knocked over a bottle of indigo, which splattered across his canvas. The colors swirled together in a mesmerizing way. Ravindra's eyes widened as he realized that the result was nothing short of spectacular. It was an otherworldly shade he'd never seen before - an almost magical blend that seemed to dance in the light.

But before he could fully comprehend his discovery, Jessica, in her routine cleaning duties, barged into the room. Her mop was whirling around, and the cleaning solution she used had a distinctive minty scent. Distracted by her sweeping, Jessica didn't notice the spilled paint, but she did catch sight of the mesmerizing new shade.

"What in the world is that color?" Jessica asked, intrigued. She had never been one to pay much attention to colors, but this one was different. It seemed to radiate an odd yet captivating glow.
A confident man in a suit and tie, smiling while wearing a hat, radiating positive energy. The vibrant colors of his outfit are contrasted by the soft light, highlighting the cheerful mood of the scene.

Ravindra, caught off guard, stammered, "It's... it's not named yet. I'm still working on it. It's supposed to be... groundbreaking."

Jessica, ever the practical thinker, mused aloud, "You know, it kinda looks like a color that's been lost in the shuffle. Something that's trying too hard to stand out but ends up looking like it's about to take a nap."

Ravindra, trying to get a better understanding of the new shade, decided to ask for Jessica's input. "Alright, Jessica, if you had to name this color, what would you call it?"

Jessica thought for a moment, tapping her chin with the mop handle. "Well, it's definitely got a lot of personality. I'd say it's like a mix of midnight blue and a hint of ‘what did I just spill?' - so, how about ‘RAL 360-M'? It's got a nice ring to it."

Ravindra laughed. "'RAL 360-M'? It's perfect! It's like you're describing the color's existential crisis!"
A tower with a bright light shining from the top, bathed in the RAL 360-M color. The structure stands tall, offering a unique combination of utility and design, making it an impressive beacon against the backdrop.

And so, with a name chosen almost on a whim, "RAL 360-M" was born. The color was officially introduced to the design world, and its unique qualities were hailed as groundbreaking. Little did the design community know, it was named after a mop and a chance encounter in a cluttered studio.

The color became famous for its enigmatic charm, and Ravindra's quirky design became the talk of the town. As for Jessica, she continued to keep the studio pristine, with the occasional nod to her role in the creation of a color that had baffled and fascinated the world.

And so, in the annals of color history, the legend of RAL 360-M lived on, a testament to the unpredictable nature of creativity and the surprising places where innovation can spring from.
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