Fig. 10. — Shows a cross-section of paper with exaggerated thickness, and grooves formed by reducing paper thickness. The beginner should practice the formation of equally shaded areas with the lead-pencil so as No rough surface must be permitted under¬ to acquire facility in this part of the… … loosened fibers get in the path of the stylus, to be Fig. 8. — Shows the method applied to advertising purposes. Sketched pushed to one side, and then when the pencil is and reproduced same size with No. 1 point and No. 2 and No. 3 Pencils.
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