Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 127
atwhich to marvel; it is only by the closest observation, byutilizing the various suggestions we have already made, thatwe shall feel we are ready to cope with the problems theypresent. First sketch your sparrows, robins, owls, swallows, andtiny feathered friends, later try the more difficult… … Fig 39. The Frog Drawing for Beginners From birds on the wing we might pass to the reptiles onthe ground, and those homely little gentlemen the toad andfrog are not to be despised. When drawing these small people you must get close totheir level. Try to pose them on a bank or raised surface. There…
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