Industrial drawing for girls : design principles applied to dress (1912)
Hammond, Edith Cary · New York : Redfield Bothers · leaf 38
r their application. They are likely tobe much better design than the naturalistic form, since they aresimpler in idea; that is, they are developed from the definitestandpoint of pattern, while with the naturalistic design thesituation is further complicated by the problem of representation.It… … 35 PLATE XVIII Leaf Forms—Inter-relation of curves. Design motives.Materials—Ruler, pencil, paper. Method—Dictate size and placing. Draw on the board and havepupils reproduce on paper. PLATE XIX Conventionalized Bud Forms Materials—Tracing paper, mounting sheet, pencil. Method—Trace and mount…
Clothing and dress · Decoration and ornament
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