Graphics-ColorNames-Pantone
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'wintersky' => 0xA6C0CD,
'lucentwhite' => 0xF4F7FF,
'mochamousse' => 0xa47864,
'bran' => 0xa66e4a,
'crocus' => 0xc67fae,
'limecream' => 0xd7e8bc,
'whitegrape' => 0xa6be47,
'dejavublue' => 0x2e5283,
'kashmir' => 0x6f8d6a,
'mistedmarigold' => 0xe3bd33,
'cocoon' => 0xc9b27c,
'antiquewhite' => 0xede3d2,
'rumrasin' => 0x583432,
'moonbeam' => 0xcdc6bd,
'bluegranite' => 0x717388,
'lemongrass' => 0xdcd494,
'brandiedmelon' => 0xd1805f,
'lyonsblue' => 0x005871,
'damson' => 0x854c65,
'primrosepink' => 0xefdadd,
'winterberry' => 0xbe394f,
'hotchocolate' => 0x704a49,
'poppyred' => 0xdc343b,
'bronzebrown' => 0x82643e,
'brightwhite' => 0xf4f5f0,
'frenchroast' => 0x58423f,
'vaporblue' => 0xbdbebf,
'crownblue' => 0x464b65,
'mauvewine' => 0x5b3644,
};
}
1;
=encoding utf8
=head1 NAME
Graphics::ColorNames::PantoneReport - RGB values of Pantone Report colors
=head1 SYNOPSIS
require Graphics::ColorNames::PantoneReport;
$NameTable = Graphics::ColorNames::PantoneReport->NamesRgbTable();
$RgbBlack = $NameTable->{'airyblue'};
=head1 DESCRIPTION
See the documentation of L<Graphics::ColorNames> for information how to use
this module.
This module defines 242 names and associated RGB values of colors that were
part of the annual report of the I<Pantone Institute> from 2016 to 2025.
They reflect trends at the I<New York Fashion Week> and should not be
mistaken for the colors of the palette created by Pantone for Designers,
which can be accessed via L<Graphics::ColorNames::Pantone>. I choose
TPX (TPG) over TCX values since ladder are specific to the textile industry
and I assume usage of this module is monitor related. However, when no
TPX (TPG) available we took TCX, since I dont have the exact conversion
formula.
All names are lower case and do not contain space or apostrophes or other
none ASCII characters - the originally named C<"Potter's Clay"> is
here C<"pottersclay"> and C<'Crème de Peche'> => C<'cremedepeche'>.
But you can actually access them as "Potters_Clay" and 'Creme de Peche'
because L<Graphics::ColorNames> does normalize names by C<lc> and
removing I<'_'> and I<' '>.
=head1 SEE ALSO
Pantone Report Colors L<https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_trends.asp>
Encycolorpedia L<https://encycolorpedia.com/>
=head1 AUTHOR
Herbert Breunung <lichtkind@cpan.org>
Based on L<Graphics::ColorNames::X> by Robert Rothenberg.
=head1 LICENSE
Copyright 2022-25 Herbert Breunung
This program is free software; you can redistribute it
and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
=cut
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