Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 391
a sharp return of the end, it may be best to put that side in shade,Fig. 8, but it is not necessary. Values may be obtained by othermeans such as by shadows, or color of material. It is notwise to attempt a heavy rendering; in pen work. Usually it is safer 320 EENDERING 11 to keep both sides of the… … Fig. 10. ALL IN LIGHT WITH HALF-TONE VALUE TO ROOF. Color of Haterial. One of the means by which values may beintroduced into a rendering, is by considering the color of the ma-terial of which the building is constructed.
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