De Wild, John H · Minneapolis : Northwest Commercial Bulletin and Hardware Trade · leaf 9
ittle outside of theline a. Then make the third stroke fromnear the beginning of the first line, down-ward to the base of the figure, and make thisline rather heavy. In fact all the heavy linesof the figures should be the same thicknessas the figure 1. This will give you apleasing uniformity.… … with your lead pencil, and when making thefigure with the brush, draw the thin line,numbered 1 to a point about half theheight of the figure. Then draw half of thebottom loop, stroke number 3, then makethe top bar, (stroke 3) watching that theright of the bar is not drawn to a pointmore than the…