RAL 840-6



Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#4C4C41
RGB:
76, 76, 65
CMYK:
42, 35, 50, 83
HSL:
60°, 14%, 30%
Closest colors:
in RGB:
Liver
in PANTONE:
PANTONE 2336
in RAL Classic:
RAL 7022
in RAL Design:
RAL 100 30 10
in RAL Effect:
RAL 870-6
in NCS:
NCS S 6502-G
What color is RAL 840-6? What are the examples of RAL 840-6 color? What colors go well with the RAL 840-6 color? The Tale of Christian, Vivienne, and the Birth of RAL 840-6
2024-09-21 Snargl 03:32
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What color is RAL 840-6?

A fearsome demon with glowing eyes, sharp horns, and a menacing sword stands in a dark forest, surrounded by twisted trees and jagged rocks. The atmosphere is intense, with an eerie mist hanging low, adding to the mystique of this powerful creature.
A woman with black hair wears a blue shirt, standing against a stark black background. Her serene expression contrasts with the deep shadows surrounding her, creating a striking visual of simplicity and elegance.
A mountain landscape is depicted in a painting, with a train crossing the tracks through a foggy scene. The fog rolls over trees and bushes, creating an atmospheric, almost mystical view of the journey through the misty terrain.
A giraffe gracefully stands in a sunlit stream, surrounded by vibrant trees and butterflies. One butterfly rests gently in the giraffe's mouth, creating a serene moment in nature’s embrace, full of warmth and life.
A foggy mountain landscape with a small house in the foreground, partially obscured by mist. The atmosphere is serene, with the quiet solitude of the mountain offering a sense of calm and mystery in the early morning light.
A whimsical painting of a cat in a costume, surrounded by the vibrant forest with tall trees and the golden glow of a sun peeking through the leaves. The artwork evokes a sense of magic and adventure within a peaceful woodland scene.
Man in a horned costume with a hammer and a horned head and a large horned face. Example of RGB 76,76,65 color.
Rat is standing in the rain in a forest at sunset or dawn. Example of #4C4C41 color.
Rat in a purple cape holding a shield and a sword in a cave with a fire in the background. Color #4C4C41.
RAL 840-6 color. Demon with a large head and a yellow coat holding a stick in a forest with fog and trees

Example of the palette with the RAL 840-6 color

Picture with primary colors of Dark jungle green, Pastel brown, Smoky black, Coffee and Grullo
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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Example of the palette with the RAL 840-6 color

Picture with primary colors of Bistre, Pastel brown, Smoky black, Coffee and Antique brass
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 840-6 color?

Woman dressed in a costume with horns and a staff stands in front of a fire filled forest with flames. Color CMYK 42,35,50,83.
Man dressed in a costume with horns and a beard holding a sword and wearing a horned headdress. Color RAL 840-6.
Man in a black outfit holding a sword and shield in front of a doorway with a sunset behind him. Example of CMYK 42,35,50,83 color.
RAL 840-6 color. Man with a long white beard and a long beard wearing a yellow robe and holding two swords in his hands
Man riding on the back of a horse next to a group of men on horses in a field. Color RGB 76,76,65.

Example of the palette with the RAL 840-6 color

Picture with primary colors of Zinnwaldite, University of California Gold, Onyx, Sepia 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 colors go well with the RAL 840-6 color?

RAL 840-6 color. Man in a yellow outfit holding a staff and a staff of fire on a boat in the fog
Man in a horned costume holding a sword and a bowl of fire in front of him on a foggy day. Color RGB 76,76,65.
A powerful dragon clad in a gleaming helmet and armor stands proudly on a large rock, gazing at a majestic castle in the distance. The vibrant colors of a sunset paint the sky as a bustling city sprawls beneath the dragon's watchful eyes.
Woman in a costume holding a large metal object in a cave with light coming through the darkness behind her. Color CMYK 42,35,50,83.
RAL 840-6 color example: Man in a horned costume is holding a knife in front of a fire pit with flames in the background

Example of the palette with the RAL 840-6 color

Picture with primary colors of Zinnwaldite, Raw Sienna, Jonquil, Dark brown and UP Maroon
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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Funny stories about the 'RAL 840-6'

The Tale of Christian, Vivienne, and the Birth of RAL 840-6

Long ago, in a quaint seaside village, lived a fisherman named Christian Chen and a meticulous cleaner named Vivienne Rodriguez. Christian, with his wind-chapped face and salt-sprayed beard, spent his days on the sea, casting nets and conversing with dolphins (though they rarely replied). Vivienne, on the other hand, was renowned for her talent in making everything gleam. Her mop was rumored to be so pristine, even the moon borrowed its shine.

The village was peaceful, but also dull. Every house was painted in shades of gray, brown, and the occasional "Sad Blue" as people called it. You could practically hear the color itself sigh whenever you passed by.
A green and white washer sits in a cozy room, its sleek design illuminated by a soft light. A nearby window lets in natural light, enhancing the calm, homely feel of the space.

One fateful day, Christian returned from the sea with a peculiar catch - an old, weather-beaten jar. Its label was long faded, but inside was something strange. It wasn't fish, seaweed, or some magical artifact. No, it was something far more mysterious: a swirl of shimmering, nameless color. The color seemed to shift and dance, like it was alive, and every time Christian turned the jar, it appeared different.

"Vivienne's gotta see this!" Christian exclaimed, his fisherman's instincts telling him this was not something for ordinary hands.

Vivienne was in the middle of scrubbing the town square's fountain when Christian burst in. "Vivienne, you won't believe what I've got," he puffed, holding up the jar triumphantly.

She looked up, unimpressed. "Is it another sea cucumber? I told you, Christian, I don't clean up after your fishy messes."

"No, no! This time it's something weird," he insisted, shaking the jar.

Vivienne sighed and wiped her hands on her apron, taking a closer look. As soon as her eyes caught the jar's contents, her expression changed. "What… is that?"

"I found it in the sea," Christian said, feeling proud as if he'd caught a golden trout.

Vivienne's cleaner's instincts kicked in. "Whatever it is, it's messy. Colors like that don't belong in nature, Christian. It's dangerous. You should throw it back."

But Christian refused. "It's not dangerous! It's art. Maybe I can sell it as a new fishing lure?"

The two argued back and forth, and in their tussle, the jar slipped out of Christian's hand, falling to the ground with a delicate plink. The shimmering color poured out, spreading across the cobblestones like spilled paint. The two watched, wide-eyed, as the liquid morphed, expanded, and slowly settled into a single, vibrant hue - a mix of warm yellows, rich oranges, and a hint of tranquil green. It was alive in its calmness, like a sunset after a storm, yet it held a sort of quiet mystery.

Neither of them had ever seen anything like it.
A woman with neon glasses stands in a futuristic setting, exuding a bold and modern vibe. The bright colors and sleek design of the RAL 840-6 environment add a cutting-edge, energetic atmosphere to the scene.

"Now look what you've done," Vivienne scolded, though there was no anger in her voice. "What do we even call this?"

Christian scratched his head. "I dunno. Fisherman Yellow?"

Vivienne rolled her eyes. "We're not calling it that."

The two stood there, pondering. Villagers gathered around, drawn by the strange glow of the spilled color. Some started to paint their boats and houses with it, while others simply stared in awe. One young artist, inspired by the vibrant shade, rushed to his workshop, creating designs that started a revolution in the village's stagnant artistic scene.

As the color spread, it wasn't long before word of the mysterious hue reached the ears of the great color council in the far-off city of RAL, where they created and cataloged every known color in the world. A representative was sent to the village to investigate.

The councilman, a man with spectacles so thick they looked like magnifying glasses, approached Christian and Vivienne with great curiosity. "What do you call this?" he asked, peering down at the spilled color with his clipboard ready.

Christian, ever the fisherman, blurted out, "Seafoam Mango!"

Vivienne, horrified, quickly interjected, "No, no, we don't have a name yet."

The councilman, unimpressed with their lack of decision-making, scribbled a note on his clipboard. "Hmm… we shall catalog it as RAL 840-6. No fancy names needed."

And just like that, the color was immortalized.
A woman in a green hooded jacket walks through a quiet forest. The trees around her stretch high into the sky, creating a sense of peace and solitude in nature.

From that day on, RAL 840-6 became a sensation. Artists and designers from all over the world clamored for the calming, yet vibrant, hue. It revolutionized motion design, adding warmth and energy to animations and graphics that had been stuck in the gray, brown, and Sad Blue of old.

Christian and Vivienne? Well, they became local legends. Christian continued fishing, though he was now often recognized as the "creator" of RAL 840-6. Vivienne, on the other hand, took great pride in ensuring that the color never caused a mess - making sure every spill was intentional, and every brushstroke counted.

And so, the birth of RAL 840-6 was as much an accident as it was a stroke of genius. Sometimes, the most brilliant things in life come from unexpected places… even if it's just a fisherman and a cleaner arguing over a jar from the sea.
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