The Magic Wand, Vol II, September 1911 To August 1912 (1912)
Magic Wand Publishing Company · leaf 159
ger and thumb to make ears. The relative positions of the hands must be adjusted to a nicety to give a well-propor- tioned head. Here, as in other cases, the angle of the hands in relation to the source of light, is an important point. It will always be found that a slight turn of the hands from… … be displayed by violent ‘ butting "’—pro- duced by a jerky movement of the entire head piece. This movement is made partly from the wrists and partly from the elbows, to be taken. The hand is held back upper- the fore-arms moving in sympathy. most and the knuckles inclined towards the screen. The…
