illuminated | | invented first movable type printing press |
ideogram | | style grown out of the disheveled aesthetic of the Seattle music scene |
konig | | Art Deco style introduced at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair |
futurism | | a rock engraving |
lithography | | paper-like writing surface made from leather |
incunabula | | illustrated books for the illiterate |
bauhaus | | printing process where ink rests on top of smooth surface rather than on raised areas |
typography | | nothing |
phonogram | | any printing process in which the ink sits on a raised surface |
logogram | | The first ____-_____ typeface was introduced by William Caslon in 1816 |
intaglio | | a kind of trademark built into fine papers and visible when the paper is held up to the light |
uncials | | ornate lavish style, full of flourishes and ornamentation |
cuneiform | | a term for books produced during the shift from handwritten manuscripts to printed books |
pictograph | | the study, use, and design of type |
pictogram | | first rounded letterforms |
gutenberg | | a simplified image illustrating a specific word |
xylography | | paper inventor |
papyrus | | a small private press that embraced the traditional craft of bookmaking and rejected the low-quality monotony of mass production |
relief | | based on treating a limestone so that it would attract ink in some places and repel it in others |
planographic | | German contribution from Weimar |
plakatsil | | Egyptian paper |
artsandcrafts | | movement started by William Morris around 1875 |
petroglyph | | Marinetti's movement |
watermark | | a symbol that represents a whole word, like @ or $ or # |
grunge | | early modern posters |
streamline | | a prehistoric rock painting |
sansserif | | any printing process in which the ink sits below the surface of the plate |
china | | a relief printing where raised images and calligraphy are cut into wooden slabs and inked |
dada | | an image that stands for a concept or idea |
kelmscott | | inventor of first commercial steam-powered printing press for the Times of London |
rococo | | a symbol that represents a spoken sound |
parchment | | writing system created by a wedge-shaped stylus pressed into clay |