IPA: /bɛnˈdeɪ/
KK: /bɛnˈdeɪ/
Relating to a printing technique that uses dots to create shaded or tinted areas in images.
The artist used a benday technique to add depth to the illustration.
The word 'benday' originates from the name of the artist Georges Braque, who developed the technique of using dots of color to create images, combined with 'day' (meaning a period of 24 hours). It refers to a method of printing that uses dots to create images, particularly in comic books and illustrations.
Think of the artist who popularized the technique of using dots to create images — that's why 'benday' refers to this specific printing method.