Color Manual: Peel-off Color Labels

Author: Chief Editor: Wu Disheng et al
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The Color Matching Handbook is an indispensable professional tool for art designers, printing, and publishing professionals. It serves as a standard for checking and correcting the scale of design drafts and printed products. The handbook is divided into two volumes: Color Matching Handbook – Color Charts & Examples and Color Matching Handbook – Peel-off Color Labels.
The Color Matching Handbook – Color Charts & Examples is divided into two parts. The first part consists of various color charts, which are based on the four-color printing process (Yellow Y, Magenta M, Cyan C, Black BL) and combine different percentage in a coordinate form to create nearly 6,000 standard color blocks. The second part is the color matching examples. It includes the specific effects of images printed with various standard colors, examples of color image fading, rich gradient color matching examples, examples of juxtaposed color block combinations, and applications and effects of gold, silver, and other colors.
The Color Matching Handbook – Peel-off Color Labels is computer-printed in color groups. This volume includes 560 color labels. Due to the stitching eye lines, these labels can be easily torn off. Whether you predict the color matching effects, it can be easily achieved. Moreover, each color label is marked with the percentage concentration of the four printing primary colors. As long as you tear off a label and stick it to the design draft, you can accurately determine the color of the draft. Editors