Free-hand drawing : a manual for teachers and students (1904)
Cross, Anson Kent, 1862- · Boston : Ginn · leaf 19
olid, butas a silhouette.The pupils will un-derstand what isdesired if an objectis held in front ofa window, for theywill then see theobject as a mass ofdark, whose out-lines are very dis-tinct, while the lines within the contour are almost, if not quite,invisible. Practice will enable one to look… … Fig. OUTLINE DRAWING. 5 that it appears to cover the edges. In other words, the lines may bedrawn in the air. While doing this care should be taken to keepthe pencil point where it would be if it were held upon a pane ofglass placed in front of the pupil, and at right angles to the directionin…
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