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Submitting Artwork

A Quick Guide to Preparing Your Illustration Program

Line Art (Figure Drawings)

  • We support vector-art that can be converted to and worked on in Adobe Illustrator; please check with your software manufacturer's customer support to verify
  • Adobe-brand type only (we suggest 9 pt. Helvetica or 9 pt. Tekton for readability); only in Macintosh-created art will we accept system fonts (e.g., Geneva, Monaco, etc.) because these are searchable/replaceable with Adobe fonts. We do not use or support TrueType or other Windows system/screen fonts.
  • Minimum line weight = 0.5 point for black on white backgrounds
  • Minimum line weight = 1 point for white on black or dark backgrounds
  • No hairline rules!
  • Minimum shading = 10%
  • Maximum shading = 80% (for non-solid black effect)
  • Create in maximum space of 5.5 x 7.5 inches for full-page art
  • Save at 100%
  • Illustrator or EPS format

Screen Shots

  • Set monitor to monochrome
  • Capture with Collage, Hijaak, or Photoshop
  • Active window(s) only!
  • Save in Restore mode (applies to Windows 3.1)
  • Size as 640 x n x 256 where:
    640 = image width
    n = image depth (select "maintain aspect ratio"!)
    256 = maximum number of colors
  • TIFF format (no JPEGs)
  • 96 dpi resolution
  • Print laser image at 5" wide (maintain aspect ratio)

Straight Text Figures

(Charts, Text-only Schemata, etc.)

  • Use and submit Word files to create text-only figures, and charts
  • Do not paste text documents into Corel, or any other drawing package and "shoot" your image with a screen shot package: we cannot edit bitmap images

For All Illustrations

  • Save as a figure number keyed to your text:
    fig12-01.tif (indicates: Chapter 12, first figure in chapter)
  • Save in its own file, one image per file
  • No Micrografix Drawing and Designer packages
  • No Word, FrameMaker, or Ventura as art-rendering tools
  • No "quick draw" art (MacDraw)
  • No "system" bitmap images (PICT, .bmp, .wmf)
  • No presentation graphics files (PowerPoint, Persuasion, Harvard Graphics)
  • No "fast save" in Windows