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CROP MARKS—Marks used to define the limits of an image for
reproduction.
CROPPING—Defining the limits of an image for reproduction.
CROSSHATCH —Parallel lines drawn across other parallel lines to indicate
D
tone.
CROW QUILL—A fine, stiff pen nib with little spring used for drawing fine
lines and lettering.
CRT—Also called CATHODE-RAY TUBE. A screen or monitor that
converts light rays to electrical impulses for transmission or receiving.
CURE—A solid form of six equal square sides.
CURSOR—A position indicator on a computer monitor.
CUTAWAY DRAWING—A drawing where a portion of the object is cut
away revealing the internal structure.
CUTLINE—The placing of a caption in an illustration.
CUTTING PLANE LINE—A sectional view showing a theoretical cut on
the item.
CYAN—Light blue-green color.
CYCLE OF ACTION—The completion of a single action of animated
movement.
DAISY WHEEL PRINTER—A spinning wheel with spokes having raised
letters and numbers.
DAMAR FINISH—Varnish used as a final protective coat over a painting or
mixed as part of the painting medium.
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