How to Create a White Underbase in Adobe Illustrator for Screen Printing

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[@lovemode9862]

Thank you sir! This worked for me in Affinity Designer on my iPad!

[@learncolorseparation]

Great! You're welcome!

[@shivamvarshney9532]

Nice 👍 I want to learn more

[@learncolorseparation]

More to come!

[@taposkumar3607]

thanks for video
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[@learncolorseparation]

Thank you!

[@LuisSilva-xz6gm]

excellent

[@learncolorseparation]

Thanks!

[@Demon2049]

nice. thanks

[@learncolorseparation]

Welcome!!

[@milkyway5766]

thank you!

[@learncolorseparation]

You're welcome!

[@JoshuaMendiola-y3i]

Sir after you rename the under-base layer are you suppose to change the color from black to white? I’m really new at this and im just trying to make sure i got it before i print

[@learncolorseparation]

No, you should keep the under-base layer as black for print outs. If you want to see a separation preview, then change it to white and bring the white under-base layer to the back.
I hope this helps!

[@hawazinsinu5635]

sir how to create white gradiante spot color

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You can use the Gradient tool in Adobe Illustrator to create gradients.