Brown, Harold Haven, 1869-1932 · Chicago, Atkinson, Mentzer & company · leaf 177
paper so that the stroke will be as wideas is possible with the pencil in a natural writing position (Fig. 3).The position illustrated at Fig. 4 is not conducive to vigorous work.Moreover the point is liable to break when pressure is applied. Every stroke should begin and end abruptly as in Fig. 3.… … CONSECUTIVE STEPS USED IN THEMAKING OF A SKETCH. 168 PENCIL TECHNIQUE 169 the strokes (Fig. 2) should be avoided. Definiteness and a crisptouch is the aim. Strokes laid down with a quick, jerky movementhave a brilliancy usually lacking in those more deliberately drawn.Such a treatmenf of the…
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