Wandle Grafiken in Formen um, die du einfach kombinieren kannst, um die Farbseparation zu optimieren.
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Ich habe eine fertige Grafik in Illustrator, die ich für den Siebdruck vorbereiten möchte.
Zuerst bearbeite ich alle Konturen, damit die Datei beim Skalieren intakt und unverändert bleibt.
Die Vorlage für die Stofftasche blende ich zunächst aus.
Ebenso den Text.
Ich wandle ihn in Pfade um, damit der Drucker die Datei öffnen kann und keine Probleme mit fehlenden Schriften auftreten.
Mit dem Pathfinder-Werkzeug gruppiere ich alle Formen in derselben Farbe.
Wie du siehst, erhalten die Farben jeweils eine eigene Ebene.
Da dieses Design drei Farben hat, verwende ich das Bedienfeld „Pathfinder“, um die Flächen aufzuteilen.
Wenn der Siebdrucker die verschiedenen Farben aufträgt, gibt es so keine Probleme beim Bedrucken der Stoffbeutel.
Da das Design dreifarbig ist, separiere ich mit den Farben Schwarz (Black), Hellgelb (Light Yellow) und Dunkelgelb (Dark Yellow).
Die Datei ist druckfertig.
So einfach ist die Vorbereitung einer Datei in Illustrator für den Siebdruck.
Lernziel.
Grafiken für den Siebdruck vorbereiten.
Bearbeite alle Konturen, sodass deine Grafik auch nach einer Größenanpassung noch gut aussieht. Wandle Live-Text in Pfade um, damit dein Druckanbieter die Datei trotz fehlender Schrift öffnen kann.
Ähnliche Elemente auf derselben Ebene gruppieren.
Im Bedienfeld „Pathfinder“ kannst du Formen derselben Farbe gruppieren und überlappende Objekte ausstanzen, um die Grafik für den Siebdruck vorzubereiten.
Gleichfarbige Objekte auf eigenen Ebenen anordnen.
Platziere alle Objekte mit derselben Farbe auf einer Ebene, die du entsprechend benennst. So sparst du Zeit bei der Produktion.
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