Traditional printing refers to the process of producing text and images on paper using various techniques, such as letterpress, offset printing, and screen printing. These methods involve transferring ink onto a substrate, typically paper, to create readable and visually appealing materials like books, newspapers, and posters. In traditional printing, physical plates or screens are often used to apply ink, which can be a time-consuming process. However, it allows for high-quality results and is suitable for large print runs. This method has been widely used for centuries and remains important in the publishing and advertising industries.