An original design intended for reproduction.
In printing, this is the material which includes all text, graphics, photos and illustrations
A process which follows the initial design stage which makes rough ideas into a print-ready form
Usually material (other than text only) for reproduction. Finished artwork or mechanicals are usually completed camera ready and include and type matter in position, as well as halftones in the form of pre-screened prints.
Source materials required for the CD or cassette labels and the corresponding packaging. These include photographs, rendered artwork, fonts, etc. For screen printing, label art work should be delivered to MUSIC MANUFACTURING SERVICES on positive film, emulsion side up, one film for each color (i.e. CMYK) on the label with register marks in the centre and on all four sides.
The complete material including type, pictures, diagrams and photos from which film is made for production of printing plates. Artwork can be digital or manual. Accepted digital formats include .ai, .eps, high resolution .pdf and high resolution .jpg.
Any medium except type that is to be designed or reproduced such as drawings, photographs, paintings, logos, etc.
The visual (photos or drawings) elements of an ad or collatoral printed piece – not including the typeset text.
Any and all illustrated material, ornamentation, photograghs, and charts that are prepared for reproduction.
An illustrative and decorative element, such as a photograph or a line drawing, used in a printed publication, such as a catalog. B2B catalogers as well as B2C catalogers have artwork. With Apsiva's art workflow, you can communicate with your internal and external photo studio or graphics team
This is type, line art, drawings, etc., mounted on a board or produced on a diskette, giving color requirements, size, and all necessary specific directions. Photographs should be provided separately, but indicated in exact size on the art board or a "dummy" mock-up. back-bone (binders) This is the spine of a binder or the supporting part at the back to which the front and back covers are attached. It's the part you can see when you place a binder on the shelf.
illustrative material intended for reproduction, usually supplied in electronic format. Also refers to camera-ready art or copy, prepared by a designer, artist, photographer, retoucher or assembly person, that is sent for pre-press assembly.
photographs or other visual representations in a printed publication; "the publisher was responsible for all the artwork in the book"
original work by the artist for use in production of CHROMOGRAPHS, PRINTS etc..
The original design, including drawings and text, produced by the artist. All elements of the design from which the black and white art and printing plates are made; also refers to all of the black and white production art.
The illustrations or photographs used in a printing job, or the digital files of a complete CD package layout.
The base materials from which printing films and plates are produced.
The job specification file supplied to the printer and made up of text, illustrations etc., and created nowadays using computer software
Illustrations, drawings, photographs, renderings, paintings, sketches, or copy of any kind - except text copy - that is being prepared or used for reproduction.
an artist's rendering (drawing) and floor plan artwork, typically used by builders and realtors in marketing a home to prospective buyers.
Images or text ready for printing production.
An accurately scaled pattern which is used with producing the technical engineering drawing artwork photo master or photo mask(s); a product consisting of an image on the stable base surface. The proper description to define artwork and must include the required specification for tone and orientation; these specifications impact subsequent photo processing operations AND/OR usability.
Copy and illustration supplied by the customer in the form of color-separated negatives or a camera-ready mechanical.
The design of the stationery, which is usually prepared on Apple Mac computers prior to printing.
materials other than text prepared for reproduction, such as illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
A general term used to describe photography, negatives, drawings, paintings, hand lettering, etc., prepared to illustrate printed matter. .
This is the High Resolution, accurate, finished desktop publishing material itself, which is ready for print or Screen. It contains the real images and words properly prepared according to the method of publication.
Any material such as graphic, text, photos or illustration prepared for reproduction
This is a general term used to describe the illustrative material e.g. photographs, drawings, paintings or hand lettering, used in printed documents.
Any black and white or color original prepared for reproduction. Also called mechanicals.
A general term used to describe photographs, drawings, graphics, paintings, hand lettering, etc., prepared to be reproduced as printed matter.
Any illustrative material which is prepared for reproduction. It acts as controlling mechanism ensuring the graphic quality of items such as company symbols, logotypes, diagrams, text and color.
Materials, other than type, prepared for reproduction. Photographs, illustrations and diagrams are examples.
Any design for printing on a CD.
A general term used to describe materials prepared and readied for print.
(1) Visual material intended for reproduction; (2) camera-ready artwork. Final copy intended for reproduction.
Reproduction-quality origination, for making films.
Text, graphic and illustrations arranged individually or in any combination for subsequent printing.
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Any graphic element in a printing job, including photographs, charts, and drawings.
The finished composition or the graphical elements used in printing or electronic publishing.
Camera-ready art used to print the CD-ROM disc label, product insert, and J-card. May contain file system type, part numbers, and trademark and copyright information associated with specific product.
Drawings, overlays, etc., prepared for reproduction of maps or graphics.
All original type, photographs, illustrations, and digital files intended for publication.
An image or graphic device used to enhance or illustrate a publication. It may also be the actual hardcopy from which printed or copied jobs are produced.
Original illustrative copy or layout ready for reproduction at pre-press stage.
Mechanical artwork, including typography, illustrations and/or photoposition prints prepared for printing.
Original copies of type, photos and illustrations intended for printing.
Any non-typeset drawing, photo, illustration or lettering in an ad.
The photographic tool used to manufacture a printed circuit board. Usually this is film work, but could be hand laid with tape, or could refer to the Gerber files themselves.
All illustrated material, ornamentation, photos and charts etc., that is prepared for reproduction.
All original copy, including type, photos and illustrations, intended for printing. Also called art.
Any non-typeset drawing, photo, illustration, or lettering to be printed and used in or on product.
Thick film circuit design.
Work in the graphic or plastic arts; especially, the hand-making of small decorative or artistic objects.
The digital files provided by the client or designer for output of either your print files for insert, traycards or packaging; or output of the film required for your disc silk-screen label. These files may include photographs, rendered artwork, fonts or vector images. Photographs used in the creation of the artwork must be saved as CMYK/process files.
The creation of pieces of art such as illustrations or graphic design. Ascender: The part of a lower case letter that extends higher than the x-height. i.e. the upper vertical stems seen in the letters b or h.
a sample of the final print ad, point of sale display, or direct mail piece as it would appear/be received (All text must be included. The term artwork can also be used for television or radio advertisements as they aired. Tapes of final spots must be accompanied by a printout of the script.)
The illustration and layout of the advertisement. p. 500
Bromide or paper which has been pasted into the correct position and can be used to create final film.
Artwork is all original copy, including type, photos and illustrations, intended for printing.
A general term referring to any artistic work
The pictorial or graphical elements of a software product. Artwork can be simple (a button or an icon) or complex (an illustration, screenshot or splash screen). Artwork can be included in the software, Help or documentation components of the product.
An accurately scaled photoprocessing tool that is used to fabricate a printed circuit board.
Drawing, photo, logo, illustration or lettering used on item.
A general term used to describe photographs, drawings, paintings hand lettering, and the like prepared to use in printed matter.
original illustration and other types of graphic material presented in a form suitable for reproduction.
A photoprocessing tool used to fabricate a printed circuit board that consists of an accurately scaled image of the required pattern on the surface of a stable transparent film base. Confusingly, as well as describing the photoplotted film, the term ‘artwork’ may refer just to the Gerber files used to drive the photoplotter, but is also often used to include other documentation used by a board house to manufacture a bare printed circuit board such as the NC drill file. See master artwork set. The artwork description should include specifications for quality and orientation which will affect subsequent photoprocessing operations and/or usability .
Images, including type and photos, prepared for printing.
Material that is to be included in a printed publication other than the text. Illustrations, crossword grids and photographs are all artwork