print· mat·ter
noun
an umbrella term encompassing all forms of printed materials, including books, magazines, newspapers, zines, posters, flyers, and ephemera such as runway invitations, show notes, and promotional materials. in the context of fashion and art, print matter serves as both a historical archive and a medium for storytelling, branding, and artistic expression, often acting as collectible artifacts that document cultural moments and industry shifts
dig·i·tal·ized print
noun/verb
the transformation of traditional printed materials, such as books, magazines, or artworks, into digital formats that preserve the visual and textual integrity of the original while making them accessible across digital devices
dig·i·tal li·brar·y
noun
organized and curated spaces that allow users to search, view, and interact with content online, serving as a reference bank. it serves as an accessible repository of information and can support learning, research, or creative endeavors by providing a digital archive of knowledge
re·search
noun
within the context of digitalized print, digital libraries, and archival curation, research involves sourcing, preserving, and organizing digital and physical materials to create meaningful, accessible narratives and references for both online and offline spaces
dig·i·tal space
noun
a curated online environment for archiving and accessing digitalized print, printed matter, and research-based resources. this digital space functions as a central hub, organizing diverse materials like images, text, documents, and interactive elements to support in-depth exploration and research
web·site
noun
a file or bundle of files living on a server somewhere