Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 71
the instep (Jack has a particularly well-shaped instep),and the ball of the foot—the springy cushion upon which thetread of the foot presses. Afterward observe the masses of light and shade, and seehow the light picks out the strong tendons about the ankle.I find it helpful to shade as if I were… … Fig. 19. Jacks Foot 54 Drawing Feet shape, a swelling, a curve, a bone, or a tendon, that is allI ask. Another time we might try a full-face or three-quarterview of a foot. And as this presents us with the problem offoreshortening, let me advise you to begin by drawing thefoot in shoe and stocking;…
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