The Triumphant Return of Mysterious Puddles of NYC, Identified by Pantone Number

After over a year hiatus, the EADJ Pantone team have hit the streets of New York again to document and name all the wonderful, mysterious splotches and puddles of stank that are found around town:

And More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

Previous installments of this stupid segment are here.

Program note: Although Pantone is still commonly used throughout the publishing and marketing industry, we have added HEX numbers for digital applications and for millennials who have never heard of Pantone fans.

Update: We just realized that using the symbol "#" doesn't translate as "number" to millennials, so now they're all going to be confused, checking Instagram for trending hashtags, #Jeez

Additional Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

Previous EADJ Pantone entries here.

From winter to spring, here are the latest shades of bleh found in the city of New York, just in time for fashion week!

A Few More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

The people in NYC are from a wide, beautiful spectrum. So are the nasty, unidentifiable puddles. Here's a Pantone guide to help you identify what you just stepped in with open toed shoes:

And Again More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

The streets of New York City brim with life, flavor and a strange, frothy brown substance that shies away from light. Here now are the latest discovered mystery puddles found in the great city and their accompanying Pantone colors:

Yet Still More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

NYC's rich cultural spectrum is matched only by its boundless array of nasty-ass mystery puddles. Here are the trending color palettes in the five boroughs this season:

More And More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

"Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?" - Vanessa Willliams, "Colors of the Wind"

Pantone continues to document the "greatest city in the world's" colors, focussing exclusively on the random nasty puddles you see on virtually every sidewalk, platform and walkway. Check out this season's batch of Gotham's excretory tones (along with their EADJ nicknames):

Still More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number

Pantone continues to document the peacock-like array of NYC puddles. In a few years, they plan to release a Pantone guide made up exclusively of the city's liquid excretions. Enjoy this New Year's Collection:

Even More Puddles of New York City, Identified By Pantone Number: The Fall Collection

Once again, Pantone releases a series of New York-inspired colors for use in graphic design and fashion, calling this their "2015 Fall Collection."

You can tell this is the Fall Collection because of all the leaves in the puddles of piss.