Rasterbation

Rasterbation is a process used to create large-scale images by breaking them down into smaller sections that can be printed individually. The term originates from the combination of "raster," referring to the grid-like pattern of pixels in an image, and "bation," which relates to making or constructing. Typically, a digital image is scaled up and divided into multiple sheets of paper, which, when assembled, form a larger image. This technique is popular for creating wall murals or artistic displays by allowing people to print oversized images using standard printers.