Geometrical drawing, projection drawing, freehand and ornamental drawing, wash work and brush drawing, elementary perspective drawing, architectural drawing (1921)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, PA : International Textbook Co. · leaf 163
refinger, with its upper end restingagainst the forefinger between the secondand the third joints, while the end of themiddle finger rests on top of the pencilalongside of the forefinger. If, however, a fixed habit of holding thepencil in some other manner has alreadybeen acquiced, it will probably… … to the right of the drawing on which the student is at work.A short straight line is then drawn, as from a to (^ in Fig. 3,and the arm shifted a little lower down on the board, and another line, as bc^ drawn,care being taken that thereis a space of at least 3V be-tween the end of the line a band…
