Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 217
nother point to bear in mind. Do not get tooeasily discouraged. Dont be depressed if your efforts donot gain immediate success. You must try many timesbefore you can hope to be proficient. After all, you do not expect to play a sonata of Beethovens,or to write a thesis on an abstruse subject, or to… … Fig. 85. Likenesses Drawing for Beginners Naturally some people are more easy to draw than others.Those with marked characteristics are the easiest of all. Ifyou have any choice in the matter, choose some one withstriking features, the drawing of which you cannot miss. Take your subtle andmore…
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