Crawshaw, Fred D. (Fred Duane), b. 1874, Phillips, J. D. (James David), 1869- joint author · Chicago, New York, Scott, Foresman and company · leaf 28
sh. Strokes. For convenience in- forming letters they are dividedinto strokes. In most cases the strokes are natural divisions ofthe outline of the letter. Three things should be rememberedabout the strokes for each letter: (1) the number of strokes,(2) the order in which they are made, (3) the… … Fig. 13. Determining the Width of the Face of the Cube nearly automatic. Hence it adds to the ease with which letterscan be produced and aids in securing uniform results. Spacing. Second only in importance to the forms of the let-ters is their relation to each other. The best effect is obtainedwhen…
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