- [Instructor] Continuing to explore the options
of the Recolor Artwork dialogue.
Lets say that in this scenario we have a logo
that we created in color but we need to make a version of it
that can be reproduced in a single Pantone color
and tints of that color.
I'll use the bottom version as my control,
to the left first of all.
So here, what I need to do is,
So I'm going to get the orange
and drag that down onto the blue.
So now the blue and the orange are going to map to blue.
I'll do the same thing with the yellow.
So these three colors are now all mapping to this one color.
And we have Scale Tints on, which in this case we want.
If I were to say Exact, then we would just get a solid blue.
So we need our Scale Tints turned on.
And currently, the blue that we're going
to get is a process blue, made up of C, M, Y, K.
So that's no good.
We need to come to our dropdown here,
limits the color group to colors in a swatch library.
So now, when I click okay, we should find
that when I select the interior shapes,
the letters, these are all in Pantone 7461.
And if we look on the color panel,
they are at a 100% tint of that color.
The interior rectangle is at a 22% tint and the stroke,
the heavy stroke around that rectangle, is at a 58% tint.
But the important point here is that we've gone from having
to reproduce this in process color,
to being able to reproduce it in a single spot color.