Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 45
tiff, and her arms areabsurdly small. Sketch first her large head, then her long body, the anglesof her plump legs, and her tiny arms. Roughly mark theposition of nose and eyes, the shape of the bobbed locks cutsquarely across the brow and at the level of the ear. Lookat the length of the tunic,… … Fig. 6. Toy Horse and Doll 34 Drawing our Toys the features; arched eyebrows, tiny nose, dimpled chin, andabsurdly fat apple-dumpling cheeks. Observe the large sockets of the staring eyes, the tiny pinklips. Shade in the soft hair, and note that it clings to the shapeof the head, and the ends are…
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