- the
image has a 10
percent greater range of tones.
Monotyping produces a
unique print, or
monotype; most of the ink is
removed during the
initial pressing...
- In biology, a
monotypic taxon is a
taxonomic group (taxon) that
contains only one
immediately subordinate taxon. A
monotypic species is one that does not...
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Monotype Imaging Holdings Inc.,
founded as
Lanston Monotype Machine Company in 1887 in
Philadelphia by
Tolbert Lanston, is an
American (historically Anglo-American)...
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Monotype Grotesque is a
family of sans-serif
typefaces released by the
Monotype Corporation for its hot
metal typesetting system. It
belongs to the grotesque...
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Monotype fonts were
developed by the
Monotype company. This name has been used by
three firms. Two of them had
their roots in "hot metal" or lead type...
- The
Monotype system is a
system for
printing by hot-metal
typesetting from a keyboard. The two most
significant differences from the
competing Linotype...
- Look up
monotype in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
monotype is a
print made by
drawing or
painting on a smooth, non-absorbent surface.
Monotype may also...
- template.
Monotyping, in contrast,
involves the use of an
impermanent image that
degrades after just one print. For example, one form of
monotype transfers...
-
substrates and
related processes are
discussed below.
Except in the case of
monotyping, all
printmaking processes have the
capacity to
produce identical multiples...
- A po****r
lookalike design has been
Monotype Corsiva, by
Patricia Saunders at the
Monotype Corporation.
Monotype at the time
created or
licensed many...
