A Handbook of Illustration
A Handbook of Illustration
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An ingenious method of imparting a certain greyness to some portions of a drawing is illustrated by the ac- companying sketch "Near Berry Head. " This is known as "Splatter work, " and consists of sprinkling minute dots of the black drawing fluid wher- ever required.
The drawing is first executed in the usual way, and all portions which are not to be "splattered" upon are covered over with pieces of paper cut to the necessary shape and size.
A stiff bristle brush is then inked; nothing serving ...for the purpose better than an ordinary tooth-brush. Hold- ing the brush in the left hand, with the bristles down- wards, the bristles are to be briskly stroked with any handy stick of wood; in this manner a spray of tiny dots of ink is splashed on to the paper beneath.
Perhaps a finer and more regular spray may be obtained by taking the brush in the right hand and brushing it k h |l pi ■.. -. ; ■ wtMwm :, : ''' Hi si OS - 5 ■*•- z ^ S a 8?
fe> 3 A HANDBOOK OF ILLUSTRATION. 95 over the fine teeth of a comb, by which means the splashes can be with more certainty directed to a particular spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An ingenious method of imparting a certain greyness to some portions of a drawing is illustrated by the ac- companying sketch "Near Berry Head. " This is known as "Splatter work, " and consists of sprinkling minute dots of the black drawing fluid wher- ever required.
The drawing is first executed in the usual way, and all portions which are not to be "splattered" upon are covered over with pieces of paper cut to the necessary shape and size.
A stiff bristle brush is then inked; nothing serving ...for the purpose better than an ordinary tooth-brush. Hold- ing the brush in the left hand, with the bristles down- wards, the bristles are to be briskly stroked with any handy stick of wood; in this manner a spray of tiny dots of ink is splashed on to the paper beneath.
Perhaps a finer and more regular spray may be obtained by taking the brush in the right hand and brushing it k h |l pi ■.. -. ; ■ wtMwm :, : ''' Hi si OS - 5 ■*•- z ^ S a 8?
fe> 3 A HANDBOOK OF ILLUSTRATION. 95 over the fine teeth of a comb, by which means the splashes can be with more certainty directed to a particular spot.
What to read after A Handbook of Illustration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Horsley Alfred Horsley Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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