Free-hand drawing : a manual for teachers and students (1904)
Cross, Anson Kent, 1862- · Boston : Ginn · leaf 60
n the actual appearance of the object is desired. If a cube isto be represented, the student must look at it. The plane whichgives its real appearance is perpendicular to the direction in whichhe looks, and when measuring, the pencil must always be held in thisposition. When thus held, its ends are… … Fig. 12. pencil is perpendicular to the arm, which, when outstretched, bringsthe pencil into practically the correct position. See Fig. 12. It is important that this use of the pencil shall determine simplythe proportion of the drawing and not its actual size. The measure-ments on the pencil should…
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