Best CS3 program for Silkscreen illustration

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From: Alex_Berggren
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2009 04:07

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Hello all and Happy New Year. I have a question about a silkscreen project. They want the illustration separated into 6 colors. Is it best to create the image in Illustrator, then separate it in InDesign? Or should I use Photoshop? I've never color separated my illustrations before...

Thanks very much! Alex

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