Full-color process printing (also known as 4-color process) uses a combination of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK) inks to create a wide range of colors, gradients, and fine details. This method allows for photo-quality images, smooth color transitions, and complex designs to be printed in a single process.
Screen printing, on the other hand, applies each color individually using separate screens. While it’s great for simple artwork with solid colors, it’s more limited when it comes to detailed designs, gradients, or multiple color variations.
In short, full-color process printing offers more design freedom and detail, making it ideal for intricate or multi-color artwork, while screen printing is best suited for bold, simple designs with fewer colors.
