Inks Used: Pantone 612, 4715, 7402, 7499, 215

This is an example of a 4-color label that is built using pantones. You can use them much like process colors in order to build different hues and colors.

Inks Used: CMYK, Pantone 1795, 355

Sometimes with CMYK dominate labels we add Pantones to give a crisp, sharp color to certain parts of the label. For example, the green text and red shapes use Pantones to make them more vibrant and stand out.

Inks Used: Black

This is a great example of a good-looking label that is produced at a low cost and contains only one color. The image is a gray-scale bitmap that enables one color process and gives a clean, sharp look.

Inks Used: CMYK, White

This is a classic example of CMYK process. CMYK process works better in this case by allowing color adjustments to meet the customer’s satisfaction. This is also double sided printed with white applied in-between the images to allow it to be opaque and visible on both sides.

Inks Used: Pantone 301, Black, Cream Flood

This is a simple 3-color job that uses only one pantone, a special mixed cream color and process black. This shows that sometimes the fewer number of colors can be the best solution.

Inks Used: Pantone 483, Cream Flood, Transparent Gold

This label is printed on silver stock and using the transparent gold to give it a foil look. The cream and use of white underneath allows the image of the lizard be opaque. Printing on metallic stock gives it the look as if it were foil stamped, and the colors end up being shinier than most metallic inks.