Instructions on modern show writing; practical instructions on show card writing with the brush and pen--covering all the modern methods in the elementary rudiments of this art (1913)
Bissell, J. G · New York city, The J. G. Bissell company · leaf 35
more likely make it complicated and more diffi-cult to decipher. The value of your card lies principally in its legibility at a glance.Keep your letters in compact form. Leave ample white space or margin aroundthe outside of your lettering, and pay particular attention to proper spacing ofyour… … Fig. 31 34 The neat lines around the show card specimens in this book were done with the ruling pen, and Ilittle tool for this purpose. While most professionals do this lining with a brush, it is sometimes difficupractice, and for this reason I would advise in the beginning the use of this pen for…
Advertising cards · Lettering
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