Hand-Book of Wood Engraving
Hand-Book of Wood Engraving
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Cake of beeswax, 3. Cake of Chinese or flake white.
4. Small camel's-hair brush.
6. Transparent tracing-paper.
6. Case of pencils.
Digitized byLnOOQlC 38 WOOD ENGRAVING.
7. Tracing-point.
8. T square.
9. Ruler.
10. Pencil-dividers.
11. Cake of Indian ink.
12. Parallel rule.
Although drawing on the wood and wood engraving are not commonly done by the same person, yet it is very important for the beginner Fig. 34. Pumice-Stone. Fig. 35. Chinese White.
to be able to make his own drawings. It is tr...ue he may secure a better result by employing a draughtsman, but he should make it a part of the instruction in engraving; for, with a knowledge of drawing, acquired by its practice in connection with engraving, he will better understand the drawings of others, and will more readily give the spirit of the artist's meaning.
Wood, as prepared for the engraver, has a polished surface, too smooth for drawing upon with a pencil. To give it the required surface, Digitized by V^jOOQ IC THE PROCESS DEFINED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cake of beeswax, 3. Cake of Chinese or flake white.
4. Small camel's-hair brush.
6. Transparent tracing-paper.
6. Case of pencils.
Digitized byLnOOQlC 38 WOOD ENGRAVING.
7. Tracing-point.
8. T square.
9. Ruler.
10. Pencil-dividers.
11. Cake of Indian ink.
12. Parallel rule.
Although drawing on the wood and wood engraving are not commonly done by the same person, yet it is very important for the beginner Fig. 34. Pumice-Stone. Fig. 35. Chinese White.
to be able to make his own drawings. It is tr...ue he may secure a better result by employing a draughtsman, but he should make it a part of the instruction in engraving; for, with a knowledge of drawing, acquired by its practice in connection with engraving, he will better understand the drawings of others, and will more readily give the spirit of the artist's meaning.
Wood, as prepared for the engraver, has a polished surface, too smooth for drawing upon with a pencil. To give it the required surface, Digitized by V^jOOQ IC THE PROCESS DEFINED.
What to read after Hand-Book of Wood Engraving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson, William Andrew, 1851- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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