Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 129
glassy appearance that weinvariably exaggerate when drawing. Therefore draw inmuseums only when debarred from drawing straight fromNature. When you are drawing a squirrel do not let yourself bediverted by the magnificence of his tail from more importantthings. (Is he not called Sciurus— Shadow-tail… … Fig. 40. Rabbits lightning; his eye—the dark, bright piercing eye, setdiamond-shaped in his head; the small pointed nose; therounded curves of whiskers; the shapely ever-moving ears.Note also the dainty feet and paws, the delicate strengthof the claws and talons. The squirrel, together with the…
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