De Wild, John H · Minneapolis : Northwest Commercial Bulletin and Hardware Trade · leaf 10
omewhat round.For the underscoring—simply take the rulerand mark a line underneath the letteringwith a pencil. Follow this line as closely aspossible with the brush.. Figure 2 In Figure 2, a plain piece of paper withsquare corners, and about one inch smaller,all around, than the card board was… … Fig. 2 A pretty shade of gray may be easily mixedby using equal parts of black and white ink,adding white until the proper shade has beenobtained. For the shading, a No. 8 brushwas used, the edge being kept well chiseled.For shading, just imagine that the originalletters are about one inch in…
