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The essentials of lettering; a manual for students and designers (1912)

French, Thomas Ewing, 1871-1944, Meiklejohn, Robert · New York [etc.] : McGraw-Hill book company · leaf 93

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dging the effect ofthe drawing on reduction. If lines are drawn tooclose together the space between them will choke inthe rej^roduction and mar the effect. As suggested on page 71 a sketch the size of thefinished cut should usually be made to work from.The proj)ortions of this sketch may be… … Fig. 120.—Method of Enlarging a Drawing. extended, lines ci and ce may be drawn from any pointon it, as c, and will enclose a rectangle adce of the sameproportion as the original. A line of letters, as the block ]ii]h, may be locatedboth for size and position by extending its sides to theedges of…

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