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STILL LIFE—A pictorial arrangement of inanimate objects.
STIPPLE—The effect obtained by using a series of dots or flicks in drawing.
STOCK—Material printed or worked on by printers or artists.
STOP BATH—A chemical solution that stops photographic development.
STOPPER —An eye-catching device in a picture that grabs and holds a
viewer's attention.
STORYBOARD—A panel presentation of rough sketches of a proposed
series of views.
STRAIGHTEDGE—An instrument with long, straight edges
STRIP IN—To position copy-not pasted up on the mechanical before
platemaking.
STRIPPING—Cutting out and placing in position.
STUDIO CARD—Illustration or pictorial information on a card intended for
television transmission.
STUMP—A pencil-shaped roll of paper used to blend pastel, pencil, and
charcoal.
STYLIZED —Characterized by an emphasis on style and design.
STYLUS-A scraping instrument with sharp or chiseled edge.
SUBHEAD—A secondary headline or title.
SUBTRACTIVE COLOR PROCESS—The process of forming colors by
mixing pigments.
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