M4: Publication Design Flashcards

1
Q

A portable container consisting of a series of printed and bound pages that preserves, announces, expounds, and transmits knowledge to a literate readership across time and space.

A

book

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2
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book is Derived from old English word ___, rooted in germanic ___, meaning ____________

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boc, bok, “beech”, a type of tree

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3
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Codex

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Latin for bound with separate leaves, meant “block of wood”

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4
Q

explained that codex is composed of many books;

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St. Isidore of Seville

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5
Q

trunks of trees or vines

A

caudex

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6
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refers to the relationship between the width and height of a book

A

Format

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7
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Refers to all the stops required to produce original work to a state ready for reproduction printing. Spans art and copy, typesetting, graphic arts photography, image assembly, imposition, plate making, and other decisions and processes involved before the work is printed.

A

Pre Press

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8
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Printed areas that extend beyond the trim

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Bleed

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9
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typical bleed

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3mm

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10
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Arrangement of pages as they will appear when printed before it is cut, folded, and bound.

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Imposition

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11
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The specification on a print job that shows information about color usage on the publication

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Color fall

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12
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thumbnails of all the pages of a publication. Color coding indicates the variation in the paper stocks, and other finishes used.

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Pagination

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13
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form of back printing that the top of the copy/image on one side is the same as the other side of a sheet.

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Head-to-Head (booklet) Imposition

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14
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form of back printing where the top of the copy/image on one side of a sheet is next to the foot of the bottom copy/image of the other side.

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Head-to-foot (calendar) Imposition

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15
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where imposition layout is viewed on screen for printing.

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Printer Spread

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16
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where it shows a finished printed piece as it will appear to the reader than the printer.

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Reader’s Spread

17
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common way of presenting or highlighting an object on a page by using all the live spaces/modules of the grid within the margins.

A

Passepartout

18
Q

usually a photo, that takes up the full page (or a spread) from edge to edge.

A

Full-bleed pages

19
Q

commonly used for musical and other popular prints

A

broadside, broadsheet format.

20
Q

A compact newspaper size

A

Tabloid

21
Q

slightly taller and wider than standard tabloid size, but shorter and narrower than a broadsheet

A

Berliner (Midi)

22
Q

use direct light, and the screen calibration

A

Letters on Screen

23
Q

use reflected light

A

Letters on Print