Convert RGB Logo to CMYK

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by ZainabFH on Thursday, October 6, 2011

Unfortunately the shade of blue you are after with all the gradients and transparency going on in your logo - its hard to achieve the kind of bold blue that you see on screen. When printing - the color will be toned down (less bold, a bit dull) and appear more purple.

I tried my best to create a brighter blue version for print to match your PNG but its not possible. The printed version will always appear a bit more purple than the PNG on screen.

Your designer has obviously ripped you off - did not know what he/she was doing. Sure the logo is pretty but the designer has provided you everything in RGB and probably designed in RGB...when the files should have been designed from the beginning in CMYK. They probably never did a print test either.

Well lesson learnt. The best thing for you would be to live with it or get the logo redesigned to get rid of the color issues which may mean doing away with the gradiation in color (blue to white) and/or the transparency effect and a modified color scheme.

Fixing the current files is pointless. I would be happy to help you redesign if you so wish.


by Project Owner on Thursday, October 6, 2011

Ok, let's go.


by Sharpeye on Friday, October 7, 2011

Please let me know the feedback about the psd file which I have send upon request. I can do any fine tune about the blue color. Thanks!


by EmotionDesignInteractive on Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Work is done.

If any of the Designers here could not do it, I have the files converted in PS to CMYK, perfectly.
Any questions:

executive@emotiondesign.co
www.emotiondesign.co

Joao Rosa
CEO


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