Arrange the color sequence according to the content and characteristics of the original. Printing is a means to express the graphic design of the layout, and various colors reflect different emotional components. Therefore, the arrangement of color sequence must first consider the content and characteristics of the original. When designing graphic layout, editors often have chosen the tone of layout color. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

       This tone represents the overall feeling of the whole tone and becomes the dominant color in printing. In terms of color, red, orange and yellow are the basic tone and warm tone; Take green and blue as the basic tone and cool tone. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

     Due to the covering power of the ink, generally the warm tone is printed first in black and green, and then in magenta and yellow; Magenta is printed first and cyan is printed later. Different color sequences have different color bias effects. Therefore, the colors that need to be strengthened in the picture color atmosphere can be printed in the last color.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

     Arrange the color sequence according to the ink transparency. For the ink with good transparency, after two colors are superimposed, the color light of the lower ink layer can pass through the upper ink layer to achieve better subtractive mixing and show the correct new color.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

       If the yellow ink used is transparent yellow, the transparency order of the four inks is: Yellow > magenta > Green > black. Generally speaking, the ink with poor transparency is printed first, and the ink with good transparency is printed later.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      Arrange the color sequence in favor of overprint. Due to the defects such as paper deformation and expansion, the main colors of overprint prints with high requirements can be arranged in two adjacent color groups for printing. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      For example, the two-color machine can be arranged to complete printing at one time in the same unit to avoid problems such as paper expansion caused by paper storage. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      On the spot in a large area, post printing can be arranged to avoid problems such as rubbing and dirt in the process of paper handover. In addition, the monochrome machine overprints the second color after the first color is dry, while the multi-color machine is a wet pressing process, so the viscosity and amount of ink should be controlled. That is, it is very important to arrange the ink with high viscosity to be printed first and the ink with low viscosity to be printed later, otherwise it will cause the disadvantage of reverse overprint.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      Arrange the color sequence considering the nature of the paper. For poor quality paper, considering its low whiteness and smoothness, loose fiber, poor ink absorption, easy to lose powder and hair, yellow ink can be printed first to make up for the above defects of the paper. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

     When printing at night, the weak color ink with low brightness should not be printed in the first color due to the decline of human eye recognition. The brightness order of ink is: white < yellow < orange < green < red < blue < purple.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

       Consider plate making and other process factors. When printing, the screen wire angles of two adjacent color groups differ by at least 30 °, which is conducive to preventing color deviation, moire and other disadvantages.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      Consider color sequence arrangement according to cost. Cheap black and green inks are printed first, and high price magenta and yellow inks are printed later.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

      Generally, the picture dominated by a large area of scenery (cold color as the tone) takes black, magenta, green and yellow as the color sequence. Black is arranged to be printed first, and black is used to draw the outline for overprint of other colors.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

       Transparent yellow is finally printed, which can be used to adjust the brightness of the picture to form shiny and bright colors. The picture dominated by characters (warm tone) adopts the sequence of black, green, magenta and yellow. Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process

     The ink with poor transparency will not cover other colors. Magenta and yellow back prints make the characters’ faces ruddy, colorful and realistic.Design Printing Color Sequence From Paper Ink And Printing Process