art paper
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Definition
- Noun:
- A high-quality, smooth paper: "Art paper" is a type of paper with a very smooth, often coated surface, making it suitable for printing illustrations, fine art reproductions, or high-quality promotional materials. It is typically made with a filler like china clay to create its characteristic finish.
Usage
- "Art paper" is an uncountable noun. It refers to the material or category of paper.
- It is commonly used in contexts related to printing, publishing, art, and design.
- Example:
Examples
- Noun:
- For the art book, the publisher insisted on using heavy-weight art paper.
- She bought a pack of art paper for her printmaking project.
- The annual report uses a matte art paper for a sophisticated look.
Advanced Usage
- "Art paper" vs. other papers: The term specifically denotes a category of premium paper distinguished by its coating and finish, as opposed to standard bond, newsprint, or copy paper.
- While regular paper absorbs ink, coated art paper allows for sharper image detail.
Variants and Related Words
- Coated paper: A broader category that includes art paper. All art paper is coated, but not all coated paper is considered "art paper," which implies a higher quality.
- Glossy paper: A type of art paper with a shiny, reflective coating.
- Matte paper: A type of art paper with a non-glossy, smooth coating.
Synonyms
- Coated stock: A technical synonym often used in the printing industry.
- Premium paper: A more general term indicating high quality.
Related Phrases
- Printed on art paper: A common phrase used in descriptions of books, brochures, or catalogs to denote quality.
- The photography portfolio was beautifully printed on art paper.
Noun
- a high-quality paper (usually having a filler of china clay)