These four colors in combination make up all colors for the printing process. Not all colors or kinds of images can be reproduced faithfully by four color separations. Greater fidelity to color in special circumstances can be achieved by substituting process colors or separating for additional colors. Comprehensive A mockup for designer's proof, much like an architect's model, of the finished publication, created as accurately as possible in all respects prior to the preparation of camera ready art. An initial capital letter which is dropped into the body of text, usually beginning a major section of a publication from two to four lines or more.
Stickup caps rise above the ascender and align with the baseline of the first line of text.
A shadow behind and below an image block or individual type characters which serves to create the illusion that the image block or type is suspended just above the page. Dummy A production mockup or designer's layout proof that shows actual type and photographs or illustrations in place for client review. A special effect created for a halftone by using an additional color to give richness and depth to or enhance the mood of a photograph. Embossing A process using stamping dies by which the surface of the paper is impressed, raising an image or type characters above the surface. Depth of embossing and the shape or character of the edge can be specified.