Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 174
the background. You will find it easier to drawbroadly and you can better judge of the drawing and of theproportions, than if the light fell on the profile of the face. Having thus placed the features, there follows the work-ing of the planes, which should be done as broadly aspossible, at decided… … Fig. 84.—Indication of Features and Planes. your model about the studio, so that you get a perpetualchange and yet have the same effect of light and shade onyour work as on your model. Examine also from the front-view the relation between 76 Modelling the projections of the different parts, as, for…
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