International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, International textbook company · leaf 46
Fig. 39. can be made to fill a space much too long for the regularproportion given this style of letter. 81. Telescoping.—Telescoping is not of so much prac-tical advantage as condensing or elongating, and is used mostlyto produce a relief effect. This is done by giving the lettersthe appearance of… … Fia. 40. Every alternate letter is dropped enough below the line toprevent confusion of horizontal lines and to preserve the com-plete identity of each. These letters can be shaded on thebackground })ut not on the face, as this would tend to destroytheir legibility. 82. Interlacing.—Interlacing to…
Lettering · Sign painting
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