paste-up

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a composition of flat objects pasted on a board or other backing; "they showed him a paste-up of the book jacket"
A camera-ready layout of illustrative and type material which is configured in the proper position on paperboard and is used for reproductive purposes
To paste copy to mounting boards and, if necessary, to overlays so it is assembled into a camera-ready mechanical The mechanical produced is often called a paste-up
Manually pasting the type, photographs, line art, and other elements of an image to a board Referred to as camera ready, this paste-up board is then photographed to create film negatives or positives Alternative terms: mechanical; photomechanical
The ends of rolls of coiled stamps joined together with glue or tape
The assembling of type elements, illustrations, etc , into final page form, ready for photographing See: Mechanical and Page Makeup to top
A layout of a completed ad, with all elements in their final position, but without color
Placing graphics and text in a mechanical either manually or electronically
- The formation of a graphic design or layout by pasting elements on a stiff board Increasingly, artists bypass physical paste-up and create layouts on the computer
1) to combine art elements (type, illustrations, lines, photographs, etc ) into a unified whole, using manual tools and wax/adhesives or using a computerized system to manipulate and combine the art elements into a whole page 2) same as "mechanical" - the term for a camera-ready piece of artwork, including type, photos, line art, all attached to one sheet or matte board
Act of producing mechanical art
The process of pasting all of the design elements of a page in proper positions
Preparation of positive materials into a layout for photographing to film negatives
Artwork pasted up as copy for photographic reproduction
a composition of flat objects pasted on a board or other backing; "they showed him a paste-up of the book jacket
a piece of paper with writing and pictures stuck on it that shows what a page will look like when a book or magazine is produced
stick on with paste; collage, something made by combining a number of different elements