Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 184
h a tool according to the projection you wish themto have. Touch up the parts which seemed too flat in thecast by gently digging into the mould ; in short, repeat theoperation that you pursued on the first mould in such a waythat you advance your work with fineness and precision. The letters… … Fig. 87.—Cast from Fig. 86 Retouched, and Indication of Letters. take a fresh proof on which you continue your study indetail. You will always find it useful to wrap a rag roundyour finger when modelling over a fresh proof, to reduce andsoften projections, for instance, of the hair or beard, or…
Modeling · Sculpture
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