Free-hand drawing : a guide to ornamental, figure, and landscape drawing (1868)
Art student · Edinburgh : W.P. Nimmo · leaf 53
iency. He must, therefore, adopt the method wehave just been recommending. Let lines be drawn asbases for the final sweep of the pencil; and whenthe accuracy of theseis found by carefulcalculation to beunquestionable, thestudy may be fin-ished with someamount of certainty. Fig. 24 representsa union… … 46 FREE-HAND DRAWING. head will be obtained by the student before he attemptsto copy it. He will take particular notice of the em-ployment of thick or of double lines, and get to knowthe reason why such lines are used. The example is avery fine one, and cannot have too much of the…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament · Figure drawing
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