Titlebook: Illustrations; Everybody‘s Complete Graham T. Richardson Book 1985 The Humana Press Inc. 1985 Design.computer graphics.drawing.photography

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Enlarging and Reducing Illustrations,es of artistic skill, whereas the last two depend more on dexterity with machines. The first five methods produce a new size of rough draft artwork that must be finished with standard illustrator’s methods, but the last two may produce artwork ready for use in the final camera-ready copy.

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Computer Graphics, medicine, or management (to name but a few). The displays generated by computer graphics programs can be used informally as working drawings or data presentations; they can also be used formally, either in seminars and briefings, or as finished illustrations ready for publication.

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Duplicating an Illustration,ns—have different needs, as well as widely varied resources. After having read what constitutes each type of illustration in previous chapters, it is only a logical next step to attempt to recognize and sort out those factors that determine the best method of their duplication in actual use.

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Photographs,strations in books and magazines or as free-standing illustrations, such as art prints or posters. The timeworn phrase states “one picture is worth a thousand words.” Indeed, a well-done photograph describes at least that much—possibly more.

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