The art of show card writing; a modern treatise on show card writing, designed as an educator in all branches of the art...With two hundred and fifty-six illustrations and thirty-two lettering plates, comprising all the standard ancient and modern styles (1907)
Strong, Charles J. (Charles Jay), 1865- · Detroit, The Detroit school of lettering · leaf 39
quire a movement of the fingers only. To execute the horizontalstrokes requires a movement of the wrist. Hold the brush in the samemanner as shown in Fig. 26 and move the hand from left to rightwithout changing the position of the fmgers. The right and left slant-ing strokes are executed in the… … Fig. 27,atively easy to execute the remainder of the strokes. Practice allbrush strokes first with a No. 6 brush. After you have become accus-tomed to this size, try a No. 8 and then a No. 10 and so on. Thelarger the brush, the greater the speed. Thus you should cultivatethe use of a brush that…
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