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Drawings: Distribution to the owner(s) of a proprietorship or partnership: similar to dividends for a corporation.

Drawings Account: The account used to reflect periodic withdrawals of earnings by the owner (proprietor) or owners (partners) of a proprietorship or partnership.

Specifications Or Specs: A narrative list of materials, methods, model numbers, colors, allowances, and other details which supplement the information contained in the blue prints. Written elaboration in specific de . . . View Full Definition

Wages: Payments made to the employees of a business for their work on behalf of the business. These are classed as expense items and must not be confused with 'drawings' taken by sole-proprietors a . . . View Full Definition

Marginalia: Drawings, notation, illumination, and doodles appearing in the margins of a medieval text, rather than the central text itself.

Blue print(s) : A type of copying method often used for architectural drawings. Usually used to describe the drawing of a structure which is prepared by an architect or designer for the purpose of design an . . . View Full Definition

Bleach-Out: Method of producing line drawings from photographic images. The photographic is processed in the normal way, its outlines sketched, and the black metallic silver image is then bleached away . . . View Full Definition

Declaration Of Condominium: The declaration includes: 1. A legal description of the condominium units and the common elements (including limited common elements-those that serve only one particular unit), 2. A copy of . . . View Full Definition

Cross-Hatching: A technique for making depths of tone in pen and ink and pencil drawings, also in etching and engraving. Regular lines are drawn in series, first one way and then across each other. The mann . . . View Full Definition

Charcoal: One of the oldest drawing materials, charred sticks were used with the early cave-paintings. The Romans used them and throughout the history of art the material crops up again and again. It . . . View Full Definition