Publishing Explained
WHAT IS PUBLISHING
Publishing involves the creation, compilation, and mass reproduction of graphic and text images.
In simple terms, publishing might be understood as follows:
Publishing involves reproduction of two different types of things:
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Publishing involves three stages of work:
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1.Text
Text simply means words and numbers; in advertising, stories, titles or headings, etc
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1.Creation
eg. Writing the words, drawing the illustrations, painting a painting, taking a photograph, etc
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2.Graphics
Graphics are illustrations or pictures, they can include photographs, drawings, paintings, patterns or lines, etc
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2.Compilation (or Layout)
This involves taking the created material (eg. a story, drawing or
photo), and arranging the material together as it will appear when
published. This is done using a process such as typesetting or desktop
(computer) publishing to produce a product that can be then easily mass
produced. Compilation may result in a high quality single copy either on
paper, film or stored electronically (eg. on a computer).
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3.Reproduction
This involves taking the copy and putting it into a form that people
can access. Traditionally, copy which had undergone layout and been
reproduced as camera ready art work, might be used to create an image to
print from (eg. on a printing press).
Another modern option is to produce copies of an electronically
stored publication on CD Rom; or to load them onto the internet.
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Books
Our staff have over the years written a large range of book and ebooks, many of which are are available through our school's online book store.
To visit the book store and browse some of these titles, click on any of the books below:
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