cosmetics applied to the face to improve or change your appearance

Grease paint and effects used by the actor to make himself into the character of the story.

The decorations placed directly on the skin or hair of an actor for cosmetic or artistic effect.

The Superstition: The upsetting of a make-up box is the certain forerunner of evil. It is unlucky to carry a make-up box, like an amature actress. The make up with a new set of grease paints on an opening night is unlucky. Make-up boxes should never be 'cleaned out', as this is said to bring bad luck. Powder, if dropped, should be danced upon to bring luck. The Origin: All kinds of nasty stuff can get into make-up that's been on the floor. Actors and actresses who seem to be amatures are less likely to be taken seriously and are in great danger of not being offered a contract. New and untested make-up on an opening night can be disasterous. You can never be certain of the quility of grease paint or how it's going to react under the hot lights. The minute you throw away something in your make-up box, you will need it. Powder should be danced on? I have no idea why

The assembling of all elements, to form the printed image.

Assembling type and plates into complete pages.

This is the bringing together of everything that will be on a page, from text to graphics through to page numbers.

The process of placing news and ads on the newspaper, usually found on the editorial page.

In composition, the arrangement of lines of type and illustrations into sections or pages of proper length.

Arrangement of stories, headlines and pictures into columns in preparation for printing

Making-up typeset materials into pages.

To position editorial, pictorial and advertising elements on a page to prepare it for the camera and printing.

Positioning of type and illustrations to conform to a layout; in lithography usually called a paste-up.