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Places John Day in the context of the sixteenth-century printing industry, and examines his disputed origins and establishment as a London printer. This book discusses his Elizabethan career, together with the most significant works he printed, and his connections with the Strang...er communities in London.
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The decoration of packaging for the 'fast moving consumer goods' market plays a vital role in promoting the product to the customer, as well as in carrying informative and legislative detail. This book discusses the printing technologies and decoration formats used on the mainstr...eam structural packaging that is found in consumer markets worldwide.
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Describes in detail the technique of traditional copper plate photogravure as would be practiced by visual artists using available facilities and materials. This book offers the history of the medium and reference to alternative methods of practice. It includes a historical surve...y and appendices of technical information, charts and tables.
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First Published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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An edited collection that studies the making of books in the long eighteenth century and advances understanding of book production and reception from a literary-historical perspective.
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This lush, 4-color book uses a straightforward, photo and screenshot-rich design to teach the reader everything he/she needs to know about 3D printing technology. 3D printing can be intimidating to many people. The machines are getting simpler, but there's still a software and ha...rdware component that can be overwhelming to people not familiar with them. 3D printing doesn't have to be difficult to understand or use - and this book will provide super-simple explanations and instructions that other books on the subject are missing. New 3DP owners don't want to spend a lot of time reading about how the technology works. This book touches on that, but gets right to the heart of the matter and shows readers how 3D printing isn't sci-fi and it isn't only for the geeks. It tackles and simplifies topics such as CAD, XYZ coordinate system, and STL files, and teaches readers how to brainstorm a 3D object, how to design it with AutoCAD software, and ultimately how to print it on a printer the reader built him or herself! This book provides sidebars with useful websites that outline cool and interesting projects/devices. This book uses as little non-technical jargon as possible, and focuses on easy-to-understand explanations for topics such as XYZ coordinates, CAD (Computer Aided Design), and STL files. Many people still believe that 3D printing is the province of the uber nerdy, but we're here to show that readers young and old will understand just how easy it is to build a 3D printer, connect it to a computer, design a 3D object with simple (and free) software, and then print that object in plastic. Purchasers of the book will also receive access to a series of short streaming web videos that demonstrate many of the software techniques used in the book as well as some videos of the 3D printer assembly and use.
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Describes the techniques and equipment used in making books, provides instructions for making accordion books, journals, scrapbooks, and other projects, and offers a selection of artists' books.
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An accessible introduction to 3D printing that outlines the additive manufacturing process, industrial and household markets, and emerging uses.
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Provides Inquisitional documents from Spain and Portugal to reveal a clandestine network of Protestant-minded immigrant journeymen who were arrested by the Holy Office in the 1560s and 1570s. This book addresses the culture and religion; history of skilled labour; Inquisition; an...d foreign and itinerant workers and the xenophobia they encountered.
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