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Terms in this set (40)
Bleed The running of color or a photo or other graphic through the external margin
and off a page
dominant element The largest element on your spread, usually an interesting photo/headline
combination.
Eyeline a pica of white space that extends horizontally across a spread
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flag a designated title of a newspaper or magazine as it appears on the front page
or cover
Index copy that lists the page numbers on which sections start; in yearbooks, a list of
all people, events, groups, sports, and academic areas covered in the book
Headline a line of copy that serges as a title for a story. The headline is usually printed in
larger type above the story
byline the line that tells you who wrote an article
Caption lines of copy placed next to a photo that explains the content of the photo;
also called a cut line
Photo credit A line of copy that identifies the photographer of a particular photo.
Pull quote a quote from a story arranged as a graphic in the layout of the story
Folio a page number, often includes the name and section of the paper
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Drop cap A large initial letter that drops down two or more lines at the beginning of a
paragraph to indicate that a new block of information is beginning and to give
interest to newsletters or magazine articles.
Gutter white space that separates columns and facing pages
Mugshot a photo that shows only the shoulders and head of a person; also called a
headshot
Infographic a visual representation of statistical information, such as a map, chart, diagram,
or time line
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Graphic
Fundamentals.pdf
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_ Yearbook
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Publishing
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_ Yearbook
& Layout&Terms
Publishing
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Terms in this set (40)
Bleed The running of color or a photo or other graphic through the external margin
and off a page
dominant element The largest element on your spread, usually an interesting photo/headline
combination.
Eyeline a pica of white space that extends horizontally across a spread
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flag a designated title of a newspaper or magazine as it appears on the front page
or cover
Index copy that lists the page numbers on which sections start; in yearbooks, a list of
all people, events, groups, sports, and academic areas covered in the book
Headline a line of copy that serges as a title for a story. The headline is usually printed in
larger type above the story
byline the line that tells you who wrote an article
Caption lines of copy placed next to a photo that explains the content of the photo;
also called a cut line
Photo credit A line of copy that identifies the photographer of a particular photo.
Pull quote a quote from a story arranged as a graphic in the layout of the story
Folio a page number, often includes the name and section of the paper
Graphic Design and Layout Terms for Yearbook and Publishing.pdf Graphic Design and Layout Terms for Yearbook and Publishing.pdf Graphic Design and Layout Terms for Yearbook and Publishing.pdf
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Drop cap A large initial letter that drops down two or more lines at the beginning of a
paragraph to indicate that a new block of information is beginning and to give
interest to newsletters or magazine articles.
Gutter white space that separates columns and facing pages
Mugshot a photo that shows only the shoulders and head of a person; also called a
headshot
Infographic a visual representation of statistical information, such as a map, chart, diagram,
or time line
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