If your book or journal article has scanned illustrations—whether photographs, charts, or drawings—your publisher is going to require that they meet a certain standard. Something writers don’t always realize is that art that works perfectly well as an e-mail attachment or an online posting may flunk the test for print publication.
Jill Shimabukuro, director of design and production at the University of Chicago Press, kindly agreed to answer some questions about the most common problems with submitted art.
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