A rendition that expresses the placement of all the components, images, thumbnails etc., of a final printed piece.

This is a term which refers to a paper that a printer keeps on hand in their shop.

The characters that make up a complete typeface and size.

A shadow image located offset behind an image to produce the affect of the image lifting off the page.

This is the way to reduce the size of an image.

Any color, which is toward the blue side of the color spectrum.

Types of paper normally used for printing books. Book paper text weight and is separated into uncoated or offset paper, and coated paper that includes a matte or gloss coating.

The procedure of averaging between pixels of different colors. As a result it is a smoother, more blended transition between the edge of two areas rather than a clearly jagged appearance.

A printing production format, which has the front and back of a printed piece on one side of the paper that is then, printed the same on the back side and producing two copies of the piece.

Marks located on the printed sheet to indicate where cuts should be made.