Graphics
- Images including clip art, photographs, graphic rule lines, borders, dingbats, simple or complex drawings, graphs, and text used as decorative elements.
Clip Art
- Non-photo images created in a graphics program. May be simple or complex. Hand-drawings scanned into a computer and manipulated in a graphics program may also be considered clip art.
Graphics Style
- As used in this lesson, refers to the general appearance of an image -- realistic, cartoon, woodcut, sharp vs. soft lines, iconic vs. detailed drawing, etc.
Bonus Study Material: For more detailed definitions of these or related terms see: Clip Art | Border | Dingbat | Downrule | End Sign | Graph | Lines | Rule
Create a Greeting Card > Lesson 4 Definitions | Instruction | Assignment
| Pick Your Path to Desktop Publishing | |
| Get Started: | Basic Guidelines and Requirements for Desktop Publishing |
| Choose Software: | Desktop Publishing and Design Software |
| Tips & Tutorials: | How to Do Desktop Publishing |
| Training, Education, Jobs: | Careers in Desktop Publishing |
| In the Classroom: | Back to School With Desktop Publishing |
| Make Something: | Things to Make for the Holidays |
| Use Templates: | Templates for Print and Web Publishing |
