Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 70
also anemery board padto keep the pencilpoints sharp. It is best tosketch the draw-ing in first withthe B pencil andthen put the darkest darks in with the 3B and themore delicate finishing touches with thesharply pointed B. Sometimes stumpsare used to rub the shadows in, giving thedrawing less line… … rough paper, and the tooth or roughness of the paper gives an interesting texture to the drawing. See Fig. 45. In doing half-tone drawings, especially wash, and particularly in decorative work,it is well to limitoneself to a cer-tain number oftones or valuesand not to havea number of in-termediary…
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