cerograph
/sɪˈrɒɡrɑːf/Definitions
1. noun
A printing process that uses a grease-based ink to transfer images from a metal plate onto a surface, especially paper.
“The artist used cerography to create a detailed print of the cityscape.”
1. noun
A printing process that uses a grease-based ink to transfer images from a metal plate onto a surface, especially paper.
“The artist used cerography to create a detailed print of the cityscape.”