Glossary, ContinuedS (Continued)SPHERE— A form where all points are equidistant from the center.SPINE— The bound edge of a book.SPLINE— A flexible rule, held in place by lead ducks, used to draw irregularcurves.SPLIT BRUSH TECHNIQUE— Also called DRY BRUSH TECHNIQUE.Painting or drawing with a brush having the hairs separated to form morethan one point.SPLIT COMPLEMENT—A color scheme that uses a key hue with the twocolors that lie adjacent to its opposite on the color wheel.SPLIT FIELD— A rangefinder that focuses an image by dividing the imagein half and requiring alignment into a whole.SPOT COLOR– Using a combination of two individual colors, a maincolor, usually black, and an accent color instead of a full-color output.SQUEEGEE— (1)An implement used on silk process printing presses thatforces ink and ink compounds through the screen and stencil onto a printingsurface to form the image; (2) The process of forcing pigment across asurface with other than a brush.STABILIZER— A chemical that arrests the continued development of animage and fixes that image into the surface.STABILO PENCIL— A pencil that uses grease or wax as a binder forpigment and is capable of writing on glass.STAT— See PHOTOSTAT.STATIC— Lacking in movement.STATION POINT— The point of observation in the making of perspectivedrawings.Continued on next pageAI-57
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