Edit Ink: Blue

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Free text: [[Blue]] is a [[:Category:Riso inks#Standard inks|Standard]] ink from {{brand chip|Riso}}—it is the most common blue ink, and is frequently used as a cyan in CMYK process printing. {{ink card|{{PAGENAME}}}} == Characteristics == Because [[Blue]] is the readily available light, transparent blue tone, it is often used in color mixing and process printing. The other [[:Category:Riso inks#Standard inks|Standard]] series blues are darker—{{ink chip|Medium Blue}} {{ink chip|Federal Blue}} {{ink chip|Teal}}. Other common substitutes are {{ink chip|Aqua}} (though it is often much more expensive, as a [[:Category:Riso inks#Special Edition inks|Special Edition]] ink), {{ink chip|Cornflower}} (which is more opaque, so does not blend as easily), and {{ink chip|Light Teal}} (which pushes colors a little more green). Less commonly {{ink chip|Lake}} {{ink chip|Sea Blue}} {{ink chip|Sky Blue}} can also be used as blues. === Combinations === * {{ink chip|Blue}} and {{ink chip|Fluorescent Pink}} is one of the classic two color riso separations, getting a nice range of purples and indigos. {{Ink/usage}}

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