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<p>for <a href="page.php?w=offset_lithography">offset lithography</a> does not capture, and digital scanners can filter that out.</p>

<p>Editors used the same cyan pencils to add notes to art before publishing, like editors in the broader publishing industry. Original pencil art for comics was initially treated "as a means to an end rather than as an object of intrinsic value" but has come to be viewed as valuable art. The un-inked pencil drawings provide a more detailed representation of the original illustrators' work and have blue-pencil notes</p><p>
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