Traditionally, vellum refers to a specific parchment made from animal skin—typically of a calf, goat, or sheep—that has been carefully cleaned, scratched, and cured. As the papermaking industry ...

In the past, vellum described a writing surface made from animal hides. The vellum was sometimes slightly transparent, and that use of the term remains in use today. Vellum, a favorite paper among ...

Originally, vellum was made from animal skin. Modern vellum is made from cotton rather than wood pulp like regular printer paper. When talking about printers and the printing process, vellum falls ...

Ashlar-Vellum Inc. today introduced Graphite, a new product that’s the first in the company’s new Designer Elements family of CAD and 3D modeling software. The product works on both Windows and Mac OS ...