How to paint flowers, scrolls and fancy borders for up-to-date show cards, posters, display signs and decorating (1915)
[Thompson, William Alexander], 1862- [from old catalog] · Pontiac, Mich., W. A. Thompson · leaf 61
cing a weak effect. A great deal also depends on the shape of the letters toproduce strength in the Show Card. A narrow bodied letter on a heavy scrolled background al-ways gives a weak appearance, the scrolling in this case invariably detracts from the value of thelettering Another error is made…
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