
Pantone colors are used by professional print shops
around the world. It`s a universal color system that helps designers,
print shops and customers talk in one language. There are two basic
ways to reproduce color on a conventional printing press: using process
colors or solid colors. The process method typically employs four process
colors--cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK). The great majority
of full-color materials you see--magazines, direct mail, and packaging--are
printed using the four-color process. Screened combinations of these
four inks can reproduce a wide spectrum of colors.Ê The other
alternative is to use solid or "spot"