With brush and pen : suggestions for some of the newer phases of public school art instruction (1897)
Hall, James, 1869-1917 · New York : The J. C. Witter Company · leaf 62
careless effectis the one to be striven for. 58 As pen and ink is a scratchy medium, we must avoidsubjects which are smooth and unbroken in character,and the white sphere, cylinder and cube are perhapsthe hardest things we could possibly take. They arenot for pen and ink in the hands of… … With a hard pencil, a light outline of the object andof the shadows should first be drawn. Then the darkestshadows should be vigorously hatched in, as freely asin the practice lines. Afterward the lighter shades,and lastly, here and there, where absolutely necessary,a sketchy outline. Generally…
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