Reversible design color chart (Original colors mixed from the first volume)

Author: Liu Wuhui, Wu Ying
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In modern, high-efficiency society, quick and convenient design tools are essential. The tear-off color chart is a highly practical color design application manual. Nowadays, more and more people use computers for design. However, in computer design, it is often encountered that the colors set on the screen do not match the final printed colors. To solve this problem, it is necessary for designers to use printed color charts as references for color setting. The tear-off printed color chart labels the components of each printed color on the color blocks and allows them to be torn off. By gluing the color blocks onto the design draft, both designers and clients can visually see the colors and understand the composition of each color. For designers, it eliminates the of writing color values on the draft, and with the color samples on the draft, it intuitively displays the color effects, facilitating communication with clients. When selecting the color samples for this color chart, the principle of practicality was followed, and the colors included in this book are commonly used in graphic design. The entire book collects 1,240 colors, divided into two volumes. The first volume mainly includes color samples mixed from the primary inks—cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y), and black (K). The second volume consists of color samples printed by overlaying gold (G), silver (S), and the primary inks. This color chart can be widely applied in publishing design, printing plate color separation, packaging design, advertising design, decoration design, and printing design fields.

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