Instructions in the Art of Modeling in Clay
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WHAT TO MODEL.
Art work that does not appeal to the judgment and the imagination is of little value, and need not be encouraged. The student is therefore ad- vised not to commence by modeling an old boot (see page 14), unless it has a history, or has been through a campaign. Any one of a dozen differ- MODELING FOLIAGE, ETC. 65 ent kinds of large leaves will afford equally good discipline for eye and hand, and the recognition of beauty and life in the form of the leaf will be a healthful stimulu...s to the mind, while the skill at- tained in the careful modeling of one leaf will be of service in the attainment of natural effects in all other plant forms. The leaf, too (supposing it to be a holyhock), if fired and glazed, may serve the 'purpose of a fruit dish, and possibly become a thing of use as well as of beauty, which an old boot, however carefully reproduced, never could be.
Among the subjects which the student may select for his first attempts in modeling, are such leaves as the burdock, grapevine, geranium, holyhock, magnolia, and many large-leaved weeds of striking outline and beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHAT TO MODEL.
Art work that does not appeal to the judgment and the imagination is of little value, and need not be encouraged. The student is therefore ad- vised not to commence by modeling an old boot (see page 14), unless it has a history, or has been through a campaign. Any one of a dozen differ- MODELING FOLIAGE, ETC. 65 ent kinds of large leaves will afford equally good discipline for eye and hand, and the recognition of beauty and life in the form of the leaf will be a healthful stimulu...s to the mind, while the skill at- tained in the careful modeling of one leaf will be of service in the attainment of natural effects in all other plant forms. The leaf, too (supposing it to be a holyhock), if fired and glazed, may serve the 'purpose of a fruit dish, and possibly become a thing of use as well as of beauty, which an old boot, however carefully reproduced, never could be.
Among the subjects which the student may select for his first attempts in modeling, are such leaves as the burdock, grapevine, geranium, holyhock, magnolia, and many large-leaved weeds of striking outline and beauty.
What to read after Instructions in the Art of Modeling in Clay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benn Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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