3 Layer colors

[kevinw0430]

Anyone would suggest what is the best fit color, from the background of black, foreground is blue, and ?

Any suggestion?

 

[LoneGoose]

What on earth are you talking about?

 

[TerryWyse]

I'd go with "?" as the third color as you suggested....just be sure to print it as a spot ink and not process.

 

[gordo]

I'd go with "?" as the third color as you suggested....just be sure to print it as a spot ink and not process.

I'm afraid I have to disagree with Terry. After all, there's already a lot of "?" in this industry. Perhaps too much. In order to succeed, I think we need a bit more "!"

best, gordon p

 

[meddington]

I'm afraid I have to disagree with Terry. After all, there's already a lot of "?" in this industry. Perhaps too much. In order to succeed, I think we need a bit more "!"

I'm finding more "$@#*&" than anything else.

 

[Luc St-Pierre]

Hummmmm

Hummmmm

All of your answers makes me go in favor of a . . . . .

 

[kevinw0430]

Guys sorry If my questions are not profound and understandable to your knowledge. What I am trying to get through, if I have a black background and blue foreground colors, what can you suggest a better of color? White/Green/Red?

I know you are more knowledgable than me when it comes to this stuff.

 

[fiatlux]

Guys sorry If my questions are not profound and understandable to your knowledge. What I am trying to get through, if I have a black background and blue foreground colors, what can you suggest a better of color? White/Green/Red?

I know you are more knowledgable than me when it comes to this stuff.

I'll avoid the profound - let me rephrase your question back to you:

I have a white background and blue foreground colors, what can you suggest a better of color? Black/Green/Red?

Looking forward to your suggestions kevinw0430.

Best, FL

 

[LoneGoose]

I think what fiatlux is trying to say, kevinw0430, is that you don't generally walk into a regular commercial printer and ask them to print 'white'. The white is 'knocked out' of the black, so maybe what you've got here is a two colour job - black and blue - like how your question has been battered around - it's black and blue.