How to make show cards; a practical treatise for the use of retail merchants and their clerks (1916)
Miller, Charles Arthur, 1850-, Thompson, William Alexander, 1862- · Boston, Mass., The Spatula publishing co · leaf 126
be held similar to the manner ofholding a lead pencil, except that the brush shouldbe held more upright. When lettering aim to haveyour paint rather thick, but free flowing, so as tocover well in each brush stroke without retouching. 122 HOW TO MAKE SHOW CARDS. PQ — ft HOW TO MAKE SHOW CARDS. 123… … M 126 HOW TO MAKE SHOW CARDS. SHOW CARD ROMAN —BRUSH STROKE. For ease in producing practical brush strokelettering of a Roman style, one should have a goodknowledge of general form and make-up of the dif-ferent letters. This style of lettering can be madequite rapidly by free-hand brush strokes, as…
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