I looked at the CMYK, RGB and web color values for Brunacolor.
The source of the image is an image (RGB) (CMYK) from Sobue’s twitpic.
Based on this, I opened the image in photoshop, and the following table summarizes the color values.
The actual books are all printed with special spot colors, so these figures are only “approximate”. It is. Also, please note that these are not official figures.
| lustre | RGB (values are R, G, B in that order) | CMYK (values are C, M, Y, and K, in that order) | Web Color |
|---|---|---|---|
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8-0-0 | 45-35-35-100 | #080000 |
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136-89-59 | 15-50-60-50. | #88593b |
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234-84-21 | 0-80-95-0 | #ea5415 |
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238-119-1 | 1-65-100-0 | #ee7701 |
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255-223-0 | 0-11-100-0 | #ffdf00 |
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115-112-97 | 0-0-20-70 | #737061 |
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0-81-146 | 100-51-1-30 | #005192 |
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29-122-33 | 72-0-99-43 | #1d7a21 |
★ “Bunny”: to be exact, gray doesn’t come up very often. And then there’s actually one more special color. Orange for carrots. This one only appears when the carrots come out! It’s a special ink for carrots. I’m sure it was added because printing carrots with red ink doesn’t look very tasty.
- Shin Sobue (@sobsin) February 28, 2010
Reference.
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