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Pantone peach fuzz

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January 21, 2024
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I did a series of Pantone peach fuzz, are any of those words acceptable in the submission?

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Correct answer George_F

I'm fairly certain Pantone is a trademark/copyrighted.

Jill_C

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Pantone is definitely a trademark. Not sure about "peach fuzz" but you can research that. I would use peach, peachy, pale, pink, warm, tones, rosy, etc.

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jodij28273193Author

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Thank you, everyone! I called them all apricots so I don't get the whole batch rejected.

Abambo

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Very wise.

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Abambo

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You can't use Pantone. You may be able to use peach fuzz.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

George_F

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And when I search for "Peach Fuzz Color" the Pantone color is the first several results, so I think even without Pantone mentioned this is still a trademark/copyright issue.

George F, Photographer & Forum Volunteer

jodij28273193Author

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what about if I say the color of the year 2024 ?

George_F

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Try searching "color of the year 2024" and see what pops up. I think the dots are still too easily connected. I think any peach color reference that leads to Peach Fuzz won't be acceptable.

George F, Photographer & Forum Volunteer

George_F

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I'm fairly certain Pantone is a trademark/copyrighted.

George F, Photographer & Forum Volunteer

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