De Wild, John H · Minneapolis : Northwest Commercial Bulletin and Hardware Trade · leaf 21
much easier, and more uniform. Keep thefingers and wrist loose in forming thecurves. When you first begin to practice this al-phabet you will encounter some discourag-ing obstacles, such as forming the letterC, D, 0, etc., but keep at it. Persistin twirling the brush between the thumband the second… … Fig. 1 fingers will find this much easier than theperson whose h^nd is short, or blunt.Strokes Must Be Uniform The first line of strokes as shown in Fig-ure 1 is given to show the student the lunda-mental strokes. These strokes should bepracticed until they become easy. The per-pendicular strokes…
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