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 378
ed condition and the treatment of thedetails can be carried out in outline, as shown in Fig. 68.The drawing in this condition is ready to ink in for a pen-and-ink study, as in Fig. 69, to color in for a water-colorstudy, or to shade up in pencil for a finished pencil study,but in any drawing it is… … Fig. 70 of this architectural subject, but occasions may arise wherethese details are so large that it is desirable to work them ELEMENTARY PERSPECTIVE DRAWING 5 out with greater accuracy. In Fig. 70 is shown the Doriccapital and the method of getting its proper perspective.