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RAL 390-2
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HEX Triplet:
#E76A35RGB:
231, 106, 53CMYK:
0, 81, 100, 0HSL:
18°, 77%, 91%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Deep carrot orangein PANTONE:
PANTONE 172in RAL Classic:
RAL 2010in RAL Design:
RAL 050 60 70in RAL Effect:
RAL 380-6in NCS:
NCS S 2050-Y60R 2024-09-21 Snargl 03:18
Funny stories about the 'RAL 390-2'
The Cool Chromatic Conundrum
Far away, in the heart of the bustling metropolis of Neo-Vienna, where towering skyscrapers kissed the clouds and innovation was the lifeblood of the city, there was a unique partnership at the edge of the creative world. Calvin Ming, a visionary painter renowned for his unusual use of color, and Raphael Abloh, a factory worker with a knack for practical ingenuity, were about to embark on a project that would defy convention.
It all began when Calvin stumbled upon a dusty can of RAL 390-2 while rummaging through old paint samples in an abandoned warehouse. The color, a striking shade of teal with a hint of gray, was unlike anything he had ever seen. Enthralled by its unusual allure, Calvin immediately saw potential for this color to revolutionize modern design.
Calvin approached Raphael, whose factory had a reputation for producing high-quality, innovative materials. Raphael was known for his ability to turn even the most outlandish ideas into reality. Intrigued by Calvin's enthusiasm, he agreed to collaborate on a project that would showcase RAL 390-2 in a way never before imagined.
The duo decided to transform an old, forgotten park in Neo-Vienna into a vibrant, interactive art space. They envisioned a place where the unusual color would not only be a backdrop but a dynamic element of the experience itself. Raphael set to work in his factory, developing new, eco-friendly materials infused with the RAL 390-2 pigment. These materials were designed to change hue with different lighting, adding an element of surprise and wonder.
Meanwhile, Calvin painted murals that played with the color's changing shades. He created a series of whimsical scenes: dancing fish, shimmering galaxies, and forests of teal trees. Each mural was strategically placed to interact with the lighting and the new materials Raphael had developed.
As the project neared completion, the park was transformed into an otherworldly landscape. The RAL 390-2 color, with its ever-shifting tones, gave the park a magical quality. By day, it was a serene escape with cool, calming hues. By night, the park became a glowing wonderland, with the color shifting through shades of blue and green under the city lights.
The grand opening of the park was met with awe and delight. Visitors marveled at the vibrant murals and the innovative materials that seemed to come alive with the RAL 390-2 pigment. Calvin and Raphael's creation quickly became a sensation, drawing crowds from all over the city.
In the end, Calvin and Raphael's collaboration not only breathed new life into the old park but also demonstrated the transformative power of a single, unusual color. RAL 390-2 had been elevated from a simple paint to a symbol of creativity and innovation. The project became a testament to how combining art with practical design could lead to something truly extraordinary.
And so, in Neo-Vienna, the cool chromatic conundrum of RAL 390-2 lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most magical transformations come from seeing the familiar in a new light.
It all began when Calvin stumbled upon a dusty can of RAL 390-2 while rummaging through old paint samples in an abandoned warehouse. The color, a striking shade of teal with a hint of gray, was unlike anything he had ever seen. Enthralled by its unusual allure, Calvin immediately saw potential for this color to revolutionize modern design.
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Calvin approached Raphael, whose factory had a reputation for producing high-quality, innovative materials. Raphael was known for his ability to turn even the most outlandish ideas into reality. Intrigued by Calvin's enthusiasm, he agreed to collaborate on a project that would showcase RAL 390-2 in a way never before imagined.
The duo decided to transform an old, forgotten park in Neo-Vienna into a vibrant, interactive art space. They envisioned a place where the unusual color would not only be a backdrop but a dynamic element of the experience itself. Raphael set to work in his factory, developing new, eco-friendly materials infused with the RAL 390-2 pigment. These materials were designed to change hue with different lighting, adding an element of surprise and wonder.
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Meanwhile, Calvin painted murals that played with the color's changing shades. He created a series of whimsical scenes: dancing fish, shimmering galaxies, and forests of teal trees. Each mural was strategically placed to interact with the lighting and the new materials Raphael had developed.
As the project neared completion, the park was transformed into an otherworldly landscape. The RAL 390-2 color, with its ever-shifting tones, gave the park a magical quality. By day, it was a serene escape with cool, calming hues. By night, the park became a glowing wonderland, with the color shifting through shades of blue and green under the city lights.
The grand opening of the park was met with awe and delight. Visitors marveled at the vibrant murals and the innovative materials that seemed to come alive with the RAL 390-2 pigment. Calvin and Raphael's creation quickly became a sensation, drawing crowds from all over the city.
In the end, Calvin and Raphael's collaboration not only breathed new life into the old park but also demonstrated the transformative power of a single, unusual color. RAL 390-2 had been elevated from a simple paint to a symbol of creativity and innovation. The project became a testament to how combining art with practical design could lead to something truly extraordinary.
And so, in Neo-Vienna, the cool chromatic conundrum of RAL 390-2 lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most magical transformations come from seeing the familiar in a new light.
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