(1) Phimosis color block flower pattern: This type of flower pattern includes large (small) decorative flowers, abstract composition patterns, and large floral animal cartoon patterns. The original manuscript of phimosis has a line width of
When separating colors above ZM, the setting of the line should be reduced by 03-15 compared to the original manuscript. Large color blocks without phimosis should be reduced by more than 0smm. After completing the color separation, the monochrome manuscript should follow the following principles: the same color can be stacked and expanded by more than 0.5mm, and the contrast color can be stacked and expanded by 0.3mm, and the third color should be avoided as much as possible. If encountering flower patterns all over the ground, it is advisable to stack and expand them in order to avoid exposing the white due to inaccurate recognition of the flowers. For fine phimosis, brushed flowers, and animal cartoons, such as thin stems and overly dense brushed flowers, appropriate deletions should be made. In principle, the distance between two slender stems should not be less than 0.6mm.
(2) Water powder, texture, and pen sketching: Flying white and dry pen strokes are common characteristics of this type of pattern. The original manuscript should be preprocessed as needed before color enhancement (using the same method as above), and after completion, each color should be saved separately as a single color. Open each monochrome draft to remove noise, eliminate clutter, and perform appropriate point reduction and expansion processing, then make sufficient adjustments to local details. The color separation draft made from this can better maintain the charm of the original manuscript. Sometimes when encountering pen sketches with dense local lines, one should choose to use tools such as curves to complete color separation. If there are conditions to configure a set of digital poles for making pen sketches, it will be more handy, and the effect will be more vivid and charming.
(3) Imitation green: The color woven dots are best with rectangular shapes in the horizontal and vertical directions, followed by squares, and occasionally circular shapes. The minimum side length of the color woven dots should not be less than 0.3mm, with a spacing of
0.1mm. For large-scale continuous and dense color woven dot patterns, the number of dots should be appropriately reduced and the dots should be slightly enlarged. For multiple sets of color blocks interwoven by latitude and longitude lines, different colors should be selected and appropriately overlapped between each color, and then merged onto the monochrome draft of each color weaving point.
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