Ontario. Dept. of Education · Toronto : W. Briggs · leaf 44
nding itto the pupils. One firm stroke of a pencil that is too hard will not produce amark sufficiently dark for accents; while instead of the smooth, gray line that isdesirable in a sketch, too soft a pencil will produce one that is woolly in appearanceand easily blurred. Drawing pencils should be… … IP&JMeBL CASE, side of the point should produce the line in drawing. When the pencil is worndown so that the line becomes too broad, the point of ihe lead should be ilipped off.It will he found that greater freedom of expression is secured in sketching byholding the pencil far from the point…
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