Cross, Anson K. (Anson Kent), 1862-1944, Cross, Evelyn F. [from old catalog] · Winthrop, Mass., A. K. Cross · leaf 76
f anyobject may be made to fill the lens that its color may be seen.After this careful study of the effect, begin the painting, usingthe wet method or the dry method as you prefer. 104. The Wet Method.—Thoroughly soak the paper and apiece of blotting-paper of the same size. Place these papers upona… … PAINTING SELF-TAUGHT 59 Make the drawing with the point of a brush wet enough totake up a little color. Then with the side of the brush lay in themasses of color. Use barely water enough to hold the color anddeposit it where it is wanted. Too much water will flow thecolor outside its proper…
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