The teaching of drawing : its aims and methods (1910)
Polak, Solomon, Quilter, Harry Charles · London : W.B. Clive, University Tutorial Press · leaf 44
eezed direct from the tube, the upper divisions formixing. BRUSHWORK AND COLOUR STUDY. 31 Water Glasses.—Wide shallow vessels, not easily upset,are necessary. Blotting Paper or Glean Bag, to soak up superfluouspaint. Brushes must not be placed in the mouth; it isa dangerous practice. Teachers… … Fig. 22.Second Method of holding the Brush. usually sold in tins. The ordinary tube colours mixedrather thicker serve very well, but care must be taken thatthe brush is not overloaded or the colour will be unman-ageable. 46. Brushwork.—(a) Blobbing, or making impres-sions with the side of the…
Drawing
Internet Archive · Boston Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
