Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 264
roportion of a teaspoonful to half a pint of colour. Lay onthe colour with a full overgrainer or mottler, or a piece ofsponge, and nog level. Comb in the ordinary way or drag withthe nogger. Take out the light clashes with a wet leather drawnover the finger or thumb nail tip, and put in deep veins… … HMNHH Fig. 67.—Thick hog-hair mottler. Pollard Oak.—Heart and sap of oak and pollard oak areworked in a similar manner to ordinary oak, but usually in oil.The student is strongly advised in all graining to copy nature asclosely as possible, and work directly therefrom until he is ableto fairly…
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