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CONTOUR PEN—Adjustable pen nibs on a rotatable shaft used for drawing
curvilinear lines.
CONTRAST—The range of tonal differences.
COOL COLOR—Colors that appear to project cooler temperatures.
COOLED COLOR—A color resulting from the addition of a cool color to a
warmer color.
COPY—Any matter, including photographs, rules, designs, and text, used
for producing printed matter.
COPYBOARD—A table or frame that holds original copy during a
photographic exposure.
COPYFIT—Scaling copy to fit into an allotted space.
COPYRIGHT —Exclusive protection of ownership given to a creator of an
original work.
COQUILLE BOARD—A drawing board that comes in a variety of
roughened surfaces that break up crayon or brush strokes into texture more
suitable for line reproduction.
COURSEWARE —All materials pertaining to a software program or course
of instruction.
CPU—See CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT.
CRAWL DEVICE—A rotating drum used to display credit lines for
television transmissions.
CREMNITZ—See WHITE LEAD.
CROP—To cut off.
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