Unwanted deposits of ink in the non-image field of a printed piece.

Any proofs prepared from the separate colors of a multi-color printing project.

A hard finished paper, which emulates animal skin used for documents, such as awards, that require writing by hand.

A coated paper finish, which goes through minimal calendaring.

A parallel lined paper, which has a handmade look.

The effect that happens when a speck of dust or debris (frequently dried ink) adheres to the printing plate and produces a spot or imperfection in the printing.

Then the metal sheet that is used to paper using the foil stamping procedure. Frequently gold colored, but available in lots colors.

The littlest individual element of a halftone.

The level of tonal gradation or separation in the range from black to white.

Halftone screens usually used in newsprint; that is up to 85 lines per inch.