CMYK > 2 color
CMYK > 2 color
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Leave it as a CMYK file. White out the M and Y channels and only work in the black and cyan channels. (Create all of the black bits in the BLACK channel and all the blue in the CYAN channel.) If you need to add copy to it in another program just place it in as a regular CMYK file and only use cyan and black to create the text. Then send it off to print as a CMYK file and tell the printer to only run the blue and black plates. You can even substitute colours this way like run the black as a pantone black and the blue as a pantone metallic blue. (fuck I hope that made sense)