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Lightfast Color Chart Lightfast Rating System Lightfastness is the ability of a color to retain its original Product Color characteristics and/or withstand the effects of light over time. III Prismacolor tested lightfastness in accordance with ASTM Color Name Violet D6901-06, and has established this lightfastness rating: Pencil Number PC932 • 3360 Art Stix Number AS1932 • 77184 I - Excellent II - Very Good III - Good IV - Fair V - Poor Item Number* *Only products with an item number are sold individually Soft Core Colored Pencils and Art Stix® II I II I IV I III V II I I I IV Cream Eggshell Ginger Root Artichoke Deco Yellow Lemon Canary Yellow Yellowed Jasmine Yellow Ochre Spanish Goldenrod Sunburst PC914 • 3345 PC140 • 1800044 PC1084 • 4144 PC1098 • 51507 PC1011 • 1800022 Yellow PC916 • 3346 Orange PC1012 • 3396 PC942 • 3368 Orange PC1034 • 3418 Yellow AS1914 PC915 • 2680 AS1916 • 77173 PC1002 • 3386 AS1942 PC1003 • 3387 AS2034 • 77206 PC917 • 3347 AS1915 AS2002 AS2003 • 77203 II I V III II II V II I II II I I Sand Mineral Orange Orange Pale Cadmium Pumpkin Poppy Red Carmine Permanent Scarlet Lake Crimson Red Crimson Lake Pomegranate PC940 • 3741 PC1033 • 3417 PC918 • 3348 Vermillion Orange Orange PC922 • 3351 Red Red PC923 • 3352 PC924 • 3353 PC925 • 3742 PC195 • 1800045 AS1918 • 77174 PC921 • 3350 PC118 • 1800027 PC1032 • 3416 PC926 • 3354 PC122 • 1800025 AS1922 • 77177 AS1924 • 77178 AS1921 AS1926 IV V V V IV I V IV IV IV I III III Magenta Process Red Mulberry Hot Pink Pink Nectar Blush Pink Pink Rose Deco Pink Deco Peach Light Peach Peach Beige Seashell Pink PC930 • 3358 PC994 • 3382 PC995 • 3383 PC993 • 3381 PC929 • 3357 PC1092 • 51501 PC928 • 3356 PC1018 • 3402 PC1014 • 1800024 PC1013 • 1800023 PC927 • 3355 PC1085 • 4145 PC1093 • 51502 AS1930 AS1994 AS1995 • 77201 AS1929 • 77182 AS1928 AS1927 V I II III IV II II III IV IV I I III Salmon Pink Beige Peach Rosy Beige Clay Rose Beige Sienna Chestnut Raspberry Mahogany Dark Black Black Cherry Greyed PC1001 • 3385 PC997 • 2780 PC939 • 3366 PC1019 • 3403 PC1017 • 3401 PC1080 • 4140 PC1081 • 4141 PC1030 • 3414 Red Purple Raspberry PC1078 • 3743 Lavender AS1939 • 77189 PC1029 • 3413 PC931 • 3359 PC1095 • 51504 PC1026 • 3410 V V V V II II III V V V II V I Lavender Lilac Dahlia Parma Violet Black Dioxazine Violet Imperial Blue Violet Blue Indanthrone Ultramarine Cobalt PC934 • 3362 PC956 • 3378 Purple PC1008 • 3392 Grape Purple Hue PC932 • 3360 Violet Violet Lake PC933 • 3361 Blue PC902 • 3333 Blue Hue AS1956 PC1009 • 3393 AS2008 • 77204 PC996 • 3384 PC132 • 1800046 AS1932 • 77184 PC1007 • 3391 PC1079 • 3744 AS1933 • 77185 PC208 • 1800026 AS1902 PC133 • 1800043 IV III III III III III V III II III I V V China Blue Copenhagen Electric Blue Denim Blue True Blue Sky Blue Lt. Cerulean Cerulean Mediterranean Peacock Powder Blue Caribbean Periwinkle PC1100 • 51509 Blue PC1040 • 3424 PC1101 • 51510 PC903 • 3334 Light Blue Blue Blue Blue PC1087 • 4147 Sea PC1025 • 3409 PC906 • 3337 AS1903 • 77160 PC1086 • 4146 PC904 • 3335 PC103 • 1800042 PC1022 • 3406 PC1027 • 3411 PC1103 • 51513 AS1904 • 77161 AS2027 III V IV II III III III II III I I V I Cloud Blue Blue Lake Blue Slate Indigo Blue Non-Photo Light Aqua Aquamarine Colbalt Light Green Parrot Green Grey Pale Sage Yellow PC1023 • 3407 PC1102 • 51512 PC1024 • 3408 PC901 • 3332 Blue PC992 • 3380 PC905 • 3336 Turquoise PC920 • 2686 PC1006 • 3390 Green Light PC1089 • 4149 Chartreuse AS1901 • 77158 PC919 • 3349 AS1905 PC105 • 1800041 PC289 • 1800029 PC1004 • 3388 AS1919 www.prismacolor.com A Newell Rubbermaid Company www.prismacolor.com II V IV I III V I II I II II I I Chartreuse Limepeel Moss Green Green Ochre Spring Green Apple Green Sap True Green Kelly Green Grass Green Olive Green Prussian Dark Green PC989 • 3379 PC1005 • 3389 PC1097 • 51506 PC1091 • 4151 PC913 • 3344 PC912 • 3343 Green Light PC910 • 3341 PC1096 • 51505 PC909 • 3340 PC911 • 3342 Green PC908 • 3339 AS1989 AS1913 AS1912 • 77168 PC120 • 1800030 AS1910 • 77166 AS1909 • 77165 AS1911 PC109 • 1800028 AS1908 • 77164 II I I III III I III I III I I I I Kelp Green Sandbar Sepia Marine Green Celadon Jade Green Muted Peacock Putty Beige Light Chocolate Burnt Ochre Sienna Brown PC1090 • 4150 Brown PC948 • 3374 PC988 • 2771 Green PC1021 • 3405 Turquoise Green PC1083 • 4143 Umber PC1082 • 4142 PC943 • 3369 PC945 • 3371 PC1094 • 51503 PC1020 • 3404 PC1088 • 4148 PC907 • 3338 PC941 • 3367 AS1943 AS1945 • 77193 AS1907 I I IV I I I I I I I I I I Terra Cotta Henna Tuscan Red Espresso Dark Umber Dark Brown Warm Grey Warm Grey Warm Grey Warm Grey Warm Grey Warm Grey Cool Grey PC944 • 3370 PC1031 • 3415 PC937 • 3364 PC1099 • 51508 PC947 • 3373 PC946 • 3372 10% 20% 30% 50% 70% 90% 10% AS1944 AS1937 • 77187 AS1947 AS1946 • 77194 PC1050 • 3434 PC1051 • 3435 PC1052 • 3436 PC1054 • 3437 PC1056 • 3438 PC1058 • 3439 PC1059 • 3440 I I II I I I I I I I I I II Cool Grey Cool Grey Cool Grey Cool Grey Cool Grey Black French Grey French Grey French Grey French Grey French Grey French Grey Slate Grey 20% 30% 50% 70% 90% PC935 • 3363 10% 20% 30% 50% 70% 90% PC936 • 2707 PC1060 • 3441 PC1061 • 3442 PC1063 • 3443 PC1065 • 3444 PC1067 • 3445 AS1935 • 77186 PC1068 • 3446 PC1069 • 3447 PC1070 • 3448 PC1072 • 3449 PC1074 • 3450 PC1076 • 3451 I I II I V V V I IL 60523 Oak Brook, Products, W06548 ©2012 Newell Rubbermaid Office White Metallic Metallic Gold Bronze Neon Yellow Neon Orange Neon Pink Colorless PC938 • 3365 Silver PC950 • 3376 PC1028 • 3412 PC1035 • 1800047 PC1036 • 1800048 PC1038 • 1800049 (Blender) AS1938 • 77188 PC949 • 3375 AS1950 PC1077 • 3503 AS1949 AS0000 • 77172 Colors may not be reproduced accurately when this document is printed .
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