Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 71
ractice, which controlsand is controlled by it. Draw simply a successionof strokes with any point upon paper, and we findthat we are gradually led to repeat a particularkind of stroke, a particular degree of line, partlyperhaps because it seems to be produced withmore ease, and partly because it… … LINES OF CHARACTERIZATION. hand and pencil-point to the surface—the natureof the point itself and the nature of the sui-face—we finally arrive at a choice of line. This choice, 52 USE OF LINEagain, will be liable to constant variation, owingto the nature of the object we are about to draw,or the…
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