The essentials of illustration, a practical guide to the reproduction of drawings & photographs for the use of scientists & others (1915)
Hill, Thomas George, 1876- · London, W. Wesley & Son · leaf 100
ng to the shape of the part, ofvarying thicknesses. There is no necessity for keeping all the lines of eventhickness. For instance, provided the character of theform is not altered, the outline on the shaded side may 56 SHADING be made thicker than on the illuminated side ; also dis-tance can be… … Fig. 13. Sea Lavender (Statice Limonium). AfterMatthiolus. (From Hattons Craftsmans Handbook) writing, and such lines drawn by a skilled hand can bemade to express a marvellous amount of modelling. The draughtsman, however, is not restricted to lines ;any marks which can be made with a pen and…
Engraving -- Printing · Illustration of books · Photomechanical processes
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