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The RGB Color Codes for Leidos Holdings are (31, 22, 70), (133, 15, 136), and (189, 190, 188) for yankees blue, mardi gras, and x11 gray. The RGB Color Scheme of the Leidos Holdings brand can be seen in the table below


Leidos Holdings Logo Colors

The official colors of Leidos Holdings are yankees blue, mardi gras, and x11 gray.

Leidos Holdings logo colors represent sophistication, sincerity, and luxury. The Leidos Holdings color scheme can be used for design projects and purposes. Leidos Holdings Color codes and schemes for Pantone, HTML Hex, RGB and CMYK can be found below.

Leidos Holdings Primary Logo Colors

The primary colors of Leidos Holdings can be found in the table below.

YANKEES BLUE

PANTONE: PMS 275 C
HEX COLOR: #1F1646
RGB: (31, 22, 70)
CMYK: (0.557, 0.685, 0.0, 0.725)

MARDI GRAS

PANTONE: PMS 2355 C
HEX COLOR: #850F88
RGB: (133, 15, 136)
CMYK: (0.022, 0.889, 0.0, 0.466)

X11 GRAY

PANTONE: PMS COOL GRAY 4 C
HEX COLOR: #BDBEBC
RGB: (189, 190, 188)
CMYK: (0.005, 0.0, 0.01, 0.254)

Color Codes of Leidos Holdings in RGB, CMYK, Pantone and HEX

Color Name RGB Color Code CMYK Color Code Pantone Color Code HEX Color Code
Yankees blue (31, 22, 70) (0.557, 0.685, 0.0, 0.725) PMS 275 C #1F1646
Mardi gras (133, 15, 136) (0.022, 0.889, 0.0, 0.466) PMS 2355 C #850F88
X11 gray (189, 190, 188) (0.005, 0.0, 0.01, 0.254) PMS COOL GRAY 4 C #BDBEBC

Table of Contents

  • 1 Leidos Holdings Primary Logo Colors
  • 2 Leidos Holdings Hex Color Codes
  • 3 Leidos Holdings Color Codes RGB
  • 4 Leidos Holdings Color Scheme CMYK
  • 5 Leidos Holdings Pantone Colors
  • 6 What are the Logo Colors of Leidos Holdings?
  • 7 What are Other Similar Brands that Use Same Color Schemes as Leidos Holdings?


Leidos Holdings Hex Color Codes

The Hex Color Codes for Leidos Holdings are #1F1646, #850F88, and #BDBEBC for yankees blue, mardi gras, and x11 gray. The Hex Color Scheme of the Leidos Holdings brand can be seen in the table below.

Color Codes of Leidos Holdings as HEX

Color Name HEX Color Code
Yankees blue #1F1646
Mardi gras #850F88
X11 gray #BDBEBC


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HEX color entry field #506

CaptainUns opened this issue Dec 23, 2019 · 8 comments
CaptainUns opened this issue Dec 23, 2019 · 8 comments
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CaptainUns commented Dec 23, 2019

Maybe its just me, but I miss the quick selection color options that used to be located directly under the color wheel in the UI! Specifically, when it comes to approximating the incandescent/warm white/FastLED Fairylight color that used to be part of those 8 quick select colors. Its very difficult using the color wheel only to dial this color in just right. Is there a workaround for this or the possibility that those 8 quick-select colors might be brought back in a future build? Or better yet, maybe a way to input a FastLED color name (such as Fairylight) and have the current color (whether primary, secondary or tertiary) change to that color? Especially with effects like Twinklefox, on 0.8.6 I had it set up with both primary and secondary colors using that Fairylight color to approximate classic twinkling Christmas lights and it looked great, but using just the color wheel I can never get the two colors exactly right. Anyone have any suggestions or thoughts on this?

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sr1sws commented Dec 25, 2019

I cast another vote for the color “quick picks” to return! But I do like 0.9.0_b1. 😉

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CaptainUns commented Jan 2, 2020

Maybe a combination? It would be great to be able to enter specific hex color codes. Would there be a way to add customization the quick selection buttons? Maybe in a similar way to saving presets? Find the color you want either through the color wheel or by entering a hex color code, then save that color as one of your quick selections? There are a couple colors (i.e. Fairylight, sports team colors) that I use frequently and being able to save and quickly access those colors when programming effects would be fantastic!

sr1sws commented Jan 2, 2020 •
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I also like the idea of HEX or decimal for the RGB values – but if I really want to set them precisely at this time, I use the HTTP API interface.

I’ve also started “collecting” HTTP API strings with specific settings for future use. E.g. I just created one for Mardi Gras with purple and teal. I also have one for UF Gator colors – although their published color spec looks ‘bleh’ on LEDs. so I tweaked it.

I also really like the HTTP API echoing out most settings in response to the WLED command. so I can capture the RGB value of that color I selected via the color wheel.

raoulteeuwen commented Jan 2, 2020

I’ve also started “collecting” HTTP API strings with specific settings for future use. E.g. I just created one for Mardi Gras with purple and teal. I also have one for UF Gator colors – although their published color spec looks ‘bleh’ on LEDs. so I tweaked it.

Is it an idea you share those someone for others to enjoy?

sr1sws commented Jan 2, 2020 •
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Sure. just a string that I fire at WLED from the browser:

You can find the HTTP request codes linked in Github. These may or may not make sense for your installation. I keep these in OneNote for easy use.

One observation: I couldn’t get a save into Preset 16 (&PS=16) to work from HTTP. I know 16 is unique in being able to store segments. I just switched to preset 1, which worked. Other presets probably work too.

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