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Having an issue with multiply blending mode

Engaged ,
Sep 07, 2020 Sep 07, 2020

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First off, I want to make sure that what I want to do is even possible. Can you use the mulitply blend mode with spot pms colors? 

 

I have a doc that has two instances of the same art that is multiplied, one on top of the other, to make the color deeper. The art is made up of multiple shapes that all have the same radial gradation of one spot color, say 30% to 100%, but with different radii. Below them is a rectangle that is also filled with the same spot color (no gradations). 

 

If I change the rectangle below the two multiplied instances to spot color, I lose the multiply-ness. (image 2)

 

If all the colors are CMYK, it all multiplies as expected. (image1)

 

I'm trying to replicate this artwork and be able to change its colors for different flavors. Is there some kind of best practice for achieving this? 

 

Please advise, thank you all.

 

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Community Expert , Sep 07, 2020 Sep 07, 2020

You may be able to multiply various tints of an spot color, but you cannot make a single ink darker than it is at 100%.

 

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You may be able to multiply various tints of an spot color, but you cannot make a single ink darker than it is at 100%.

 

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Sep 07, 2020 Sep 07, 2020

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Haha, good point. It's been a long day. Thanks.

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Glad I could help.

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You may try it in RGB color mode to get the effect you are after.

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