Plant analysis, distemper color, bookcover designing, carpet designing, oilcloth and linoleum designing, wallpaper designing, the American vignola, color harmony (1905)
Scranton, Pa. : International Textbook Company · leaf 250
ffect in color and in texture may be obtained by working over this ground color by hatchings or by representing on it geometrical forms or spots. In Fig. 10 is shown a popular pattern that is composed entirely of lines and spots printed in five colors on a ground of linoleum color, which is, in… … Fig. 10 cover the spaces formed by the intersections of the cross¬ ing lines. Notwithstanding the fact that this pattern has been a good seller and therefore a profitable one to the manufacturer, it is best as a general rule to avoid preparing designs that introduce large circular forms. Such…
Decoration and ornament · Design
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