Introduction The write-up discusses how lithography transformed publishing. Lithography, which means “writing on stone” in Greek, is a printing process that was invented in 1796 by German author Alois Senefelder. Senefelder discovered that oil and water do not mix, transferring images drawn with oil-based inks to a flat surface. This discovery marked a major shift … Read more
Introduction The art of book printing has a profound impact on the reading experience. From the paper’s texture to the binding’s quality, every detail combines to create a book that delights the senses. Mastering the various aspects of book printing is vital to producing books that draw readers in and truly showcase the stories and … Read more
Introduction The write-up traces the colorful history of printing and how the printing evolution changed publishing and how we do things. Since the dawn of civilization, print technology has played a pivotal role in recording information and spreading knowledge. From ancient Mesopotamian clay tablets to Johannes Gutenberg’s revolutionary printing press to modern digital printing methods, … Read more
