The phrase "a print release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, art, or any situation where permission is granted to reproduce or distribute printed material.
Example: "Before we can publish your photographs, we need you to sign a print release."
Alternatives: "a reproduction release" or "a publication release".
For Final Fantasy XIII, a small book of short stories titled Final Fantasy XIII - Episode Zero was released, first through the game's website and then as a print release on December 12 , 2009
"For these projects, a print release only makes sense as a second step – for example, our Hotline Miami comic will be collected along with both games in an upcoming 'Gamers Edition'".
"For these projects, a print release only makes sense as a second step for example, our Hotline Miami comic will be collected along with both games in an upcoming 'Gamers Edition.'".
A limited print release of six works was issued by a suburban Detroit gallery.
After a small print release last November, Monologue #1 is now available as a digital comic, and the world's a bit luckier for it.
Dominic White, head of publishing and commerce at WF Howes, said: "This is something that has happened but not in a very purposeful way, or with a high-profile author; maybe a few weeks before the print release but never as a complete exclusive as an audiobook".
From his earliest novels – including a sequence of five deceptively shape-shifting books called the George Mills Cycle all the way up to his latest proper print release, an insanely textured labyrinth of mirage-like ideas titled The Marbled Swarm – Cooper's work promises to totally recontextualise the ground behind it, thereby revising the way we think.
From his earliest novels including a sequence of five deceptively shape-shifting books called theGeorge Miles Cycle all the way up to his latest proper print release, an insanely textured labyrinth of mirage-like ideas titled The Marbled Swarm Cooper's work promises to totally recontextualize the ground behind it, thereby revising the way we think.
From his earliest novels including a sequence of five deceptively shape-shifting books called the George Miles Cycle all the way up to his latest proper print release, an insanely textured labyrinth of mirage-like ideas titled The Marbled Swarm Cooper's work promises to totally recontextualize the ground behind it, thereby revising the way we think.
From his earliest novels including a sequence of five deceptively shape-shifting books called the George Mills Cycle all the way up to his latest proper print release, an insanely textured labyrinth of mirage-like ideas titled The Marbled Swarm Cooper's work promises to totally recontextualize the ground behind it, thereby revising the way we think.
"Painting over my work is not something I'd usually do," he says, "but it was kind of a fun idea to go with the print release, and $100,000 is a lot of money to me".
