Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 193
Fig. 95.—Cast with Outline of Drapery Incised. which you work in the same way as for a head. (Fig. 93.)Then take a proof in plaster, on which you draw and modelthe nude figure more correctly. (Fig. 94.) When you havefinished it, take a very hard and finely-sharpened lead-pencil 94 Modelling … Fig. 96.—Mould of Fig. 95, having Outline of Drapery in Projection. and draw upon the nude figure the folds after the study fromnature, press gently on the pencil so that these directionsfor folds will be slightly incised on the plaster (Fig. 95);then make a second mould in which the fold…
Modeling · Sculpture
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