Yes, you certainly can.
The way you set up your artwork for this print method is different to setting up for Digital Gold and Silver on their own.
The elements to be digital gold or silver must coloured with A SPOT COLOUR (see below).
It's important that your Illustrator or InDesign document is using the CMYK profile
Don't create separate pages for the Digital Gold / Silver elements and the CMYK colour elements. Your design should all be on the same page.
ILLUSTRATOR INSTRUCTIONS
- Name the spot colours exactly.
- Make sure your colour mode is also CMYK.
Digi Gold + CMYK
Parts of the design to be printed in Digital Gold should be a Red Spot Colour (CMYK 0/100/100/0) and named: Gold
Any other parts of the design to be printed in CMYK are fine to be left as a mix of CMYK.
Digi Silver + CMYK
Elements to be printed in Digital Silver should be a Cyan Spot colour (CMYK 100/0/0/0) and named: Silver
Any other parts of the design to be printed in CMYK are fine to be left as a mix of CMYK.
If you’re using Canva (which can’t create spot colours) use these Hex values for Gold or Silver instead:
Gold: #ff0000 (Red)
Silver: #00ffff (Cyan)
Any other parts of the design to be printed in CMYK are fine to be left as a mix of CMYK.
For more indepth information about setting up your artwork read our artwork guidelines
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