Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 69
before you.Make a sketch of it, and then sketch Babys foot in the sameposition, and on the same broad outline as the bootikin,treating it first as two simple angles—the sloping angle ofthe leg, and the forward thrust of the small plump foot. Thebabys ankle is so cushioned with fat that it is… … marks the deepest part of the foot and the highest line of theinstep. This line descends steeply to the root of the toes,and expands in the bold curves of the five toes. Now borrow your mothers shoe. Place that before youand on a level with your eye. (If you begin by trying todraw the shoe very…
Drawing -- Study and teaching
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