pasteup
/ˈpeɪstˌʌp/
noun
- A page or layout created by pasting text, images, or other elements onto a board, used in traditional publishing and graphic design.
- The designer created a pasteup of the magazine cover before sending it to print.
- She learned how to make a pasteup in her graphic design class.
- Before computers, every newspaper page was a physical pasteup.
- The process or technique of assembling a layout by pasting elements onto a board.
- He specialized in pasteup for small print shops.
- Pasteup required steady hands and a good eye for alignment.
- The old method of pasteup has been replaced by digital software.