A Textbook On Lettering And Sign Painting
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Do not hurry your work.
9. First ink in all of the light lines and light dotted lines (which have the same thickness); then ink in the heavy required lines after the pen has been readjusted. The student's THE FORMATION OF LETTERS.
name, followed by the words "Class" and "No.," and after this his class letter and number should be printed in the lower right-hand corner f" below the border line, as shown.
Thus, John Smith, Class No. 4529. The date on which the drawing was completed should be place...d in the lower left-hand corner below the border line. All of this lettering is to be in capitals ^" high. Erase the division lines, and clean the draw- ing by rubbing very gently with the eraser. Care must be exercised when doing this, or the inked lines will also be erased. If any part of a line has been erased or weakened, it must be redrawn. Then write with a lead pencil your name and address in full on the back of your drawing, after which put your drawing in the tube in which the plate was sent you, and send it to the Schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do not hurry your work.
9. First ink in all of the light lines and light dotted lines (which have the same thickness); then ink in the heavy required lines after the pen has been readjusted. The student's THE FORMATION OF LETTERS.
name, followed by the words "Class" and "No.," and after this his class letter and number should be printed in the lower right-hand corner f" below the border line, as shown.
Thus, John Smith, Class No. 4529. The date on which the drawing was completed should be place...d in the lower left-hand corner below the border line. All of this lettering is to be in capitals ^" high. Erase the division lines, and clean the draw- ing by rubbing very gently with the eraser. Care must be exercised when doing this, or the inked lines will also be erased. If any part of a line has been erased or weakened, it must be redrawn. Then write with a lead pencil your name and address in full on the back of your drawing, after which put your drawing in the tube in which the plate was sent you, and send it to the Schools.
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