There's a button-back blouse with jewel-encrusted flowers, there are prints upon prints upon prints.
In "Jacob's Room," Woolf projects herself into the sitting rooms of Cambridge and imagines that between the young men there "the intimacy, a sort of spiritual suppleness, when mind prints upon mind indelibly…the room was full of it, still, deep, like a pool".
Typography, the design, or selection, of letter forms to be organized into words and sentences to be disposed in blocks of type as printing upon a page.
Creaky floorboards, cobwebs, chains: you name it, the haunted houses in Scooby Doo are printed upon my visual memory, as technicolour as 70's strawberry Angel Delight.
A festive, chaotic scene, as well attended as the Fresher's Fair, although this time the banners were not homemade, and instead of Tolkien societies and choral clubs they had printed upon them the melodic names of law firms and the familiar names of banks.
A napkin covers the rim, a message printed upon it.
The cover art resembles a receipt, with the official Aphex Twin logo and album title printed upon it.
The fare is deducted from the balance of the card; on paper farecards, the new balance is printed upon exiting the system.
Sometimes, that is, artists do wave flags, and they print upon those flags whichever words they choose -- scholars' sensibilities be damned.
By then, wrote scholar Russell Conwell after visiting homes in the vanquished former Confederate states, hatred of Lincoln still smoldered and "Photographs of Wilkes Booth, with the last words of great martyrs printed upon its borders... adorn their drawing rooms".
Something organic (rice paper) poses as another part of nature (clam shells), and is then printed upon with incredibly artificial digital images a bizarre interplay of processes and objecthood.
