There are two things to be aware of when working with colored text: Due to their physical limitations, all printing presses may experience slight variations in the positioning of the cyan, magenta, yellow and black plates. Any deviance among the four plates is called misregisration. The printed result of misregistration...
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Outlined Fonts
Before you submit artwork for print, know that you must supply all your fonts with your native file. Another option for your fonts is to outline them. Outlining you fonts ensure your message is crisp and readable; avoiding fuzzy edges. Also never use the stylization palette to bold, italicize, add...
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To ensure readability, if you use knockout type, or reverse type, it should be larger than 5 pt. size and should only knockout one or two colors. If you are knocking out type on a 4-color image, use a minimum of 8 pt. type. If you use a serif font...
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