West Chester, OH—A leader in metallic colors systems as well as print embellishment, Color-Logic announced their entire suite of products is fully compatible with Adobe Creative Cloud 2022.
“At Color-Logic, we believe ‘All Print Starts with Design.’ What’s more, ensuring that our software products are compatible with the most current version of Adobe creative tools is a must,” said Mark Geeves, director of Sales and Marketing at the company.
“The Color-Logic Design Suite for PhotoShop, Illustrator, as well as InDesign have now been released through the Color-Logic SMART Centre to our licensed printers and designers. Color-Logic Touch7 Photo products for ECG (Extended Color Gamut) inks and neon/fluorescent inks are fully compatible as well.” 
Furthermore, the Color-Logic Design Suite and the Touch7 Photo products enable both new and experienced graphic designers to add print embellishment into their print files. In addition, they can do so in seconds with just a few mouse clicks.
Using the company’s Design Suite, designers and printers can create 250 metallic colors as well as a wide range of decorative print embellishments.
Moreover, the Design Suite creates all effects at the design stage; this often eliminating the need for post-press finishing previously required to create the same or similar effect.
See more on this at https://www.color-logic.com/products/designsuite/.
Color-Logic
The company develops color communication systems as well as software tool sets for a variety of special effect printing applications. The company provides brand owners; product managers; corporations; as well as their advertising agencies the ability to differentiate themselves and their clients. They can so with a simple print production process that yields dramatic results.
In addition, its decorative effects utilize the existing workflows of printers and designers. Further, they can yield results without the use of any special equipment. The company also supports the value of print and works with designers and printers to enhance their printed media.
