Classroom Practice in Design
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Radial growth it will be well to have developed from a definite mass and not from a mere point. The latter lacks the strength of the former. (See Fig. 18. ) The necessity of having but two or three leading lines, and of securing rhythm, variety and unity in the forms created must be strongly brought to the attention of the pupils. * The chief cautions to be observed are, the avoidance of contrary motion in the patterns, the avoidance of small elements and of explosive *See article on Applied De...sign, Manual Training Magazine. (Jet. 1905.
movements caused by too many radial lines. Also to be deprecated are the weak and uncertain lines, adversely criticized in a foregoing para- graph. The pupils must learn that every line in a design shonld have a definite function and definite movement, and that no " feebly flapping " element, born of a line which does not know where it is going, is to be FIG. IJ. POUR DESIGNS WITH SUGGESTIONS KOR THEIR CORRECTION tolerated. When the young designers come to separate the minor elements, one from another, they are also to be cautioned not to open wide spaces between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Radial growth it will be well to have developed from a definite mass and not from a mere point. The latter lacks the strength of the former. (See Fig. 18. ) The necessity of having but two or three leading lines, and of securing rhythm, variety and unity in the forms created must be strongly brought to the attention of the pupils. * The chief cautions to be observed are, the avoidance of contrary motion in the patterns, the avoidance of small elements and of explosive *See article on Applied De...sign, Manual Training Magazine. (Jet. 1905.
movements caused by too many radial lines. Also to be deprecated are the weak and uncertain lines, adversely criticized in a foregoing para- graph. The pupils must learn that every line in a design shonld have a definite function and definite movement, and that no " feebly flapping " element, born of a line which does not know where it is going, is to be FIG. IJ. POUR DESIGNS WITH SUGGESTIONS KOR THEIR CORRECTION tolerated. When the young designers come to separate the minor elements, one from another, they are also to be cautioned not to open wide spaces between them.
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