Reply To: How in the dickens do I make this logo on a die-cut bleed?

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January 11, 2010 at 12:28 pm #54409
Eelco
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You could make a “cut” using -for instance- illustrator. Make sure you select a spot color and name it like “CUT color, don't print”, set to “overprint”. Just make sure you have also bleed applied to that figure.

The problem with these cut's are the area where the blue/red comes together with the Black. Maybe some one else does have a solution for this.

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