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Wow, this threw me back to the early 90s when I did print graphic design. It's common to use one of the Pantone "rich black" options for spot color, because ou
by deltarholamda 5y ago
Wow, this threw me back to the early 90s when I did print graphic design.
It's common to use one of the Pantone "rich black" options for spot color, because our eyes see it as "blacker" than 100% K. But yep, if you were doing 4 color work, it was a different kettle of fish.