To achieve the antique look, rough paper was pressed and printed, with the roughness restored after printing by dipping the paper in water.
Replacing the rough paper sleeves that come with some albums is a good idea.
If the desks and textbooks were hand-me-downs from white schools, at least there were real blackboards and rough paper for writing.
Instead of running the affairs of a nation of more than 50 million, party officials travel by bus to meetings, and issue statements on cheap, rough paper.
The art is rich in leaf greens and glowing reds; in the textures of hair, straw, crazed paint or rough paper.
The effect of individual works stems from many subtle variables: their handmade quality; their flat, saturated colors; and the way those colors cleave to the rough paper, smoothly coating it.
This has most of the Simenon requirements: lace curtains, rough paper on the tables instead of cloth, modest (and modestly priced) specialities such as tripe or steak and onions.
The rough paper surface, the hardness of the pencil, the different degrees of pressure exerted on it, and the sometimes uncontrollable twitches and slips of the hand are reflected in the lines, giving the drawings an interesting tension, at least to those on Mr. Penone's meditative, rhythm-of-nature wavelength.
On a rough paper surface with low polarity, the biofilm formation was most hindered.
Rough paper prototypes of the product design test the structure and user interface ideas before anything is committed to code.
