Pen Drawing An Illustrated Treatise
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23. The success or failure of the drawing will largely depend upon the disposition of these elements, the quality of the tech- nique being a matter of secondary concern. Beauty of line and texture will not redeem a drawing in which the values are badly disposed, for ^^^§ upon them we depend for the effect of unity, or the pictorial quality. If the values are scattered or patchy the drawing will not focus to any central point of interest, and there will be no unity in the result. •cThere are cer...tain general laws by which color may be pleasingly disposed, but it must be borne in mind that it ought to be disposed naturally as well. By a "natural" scheme of color, I mean one which is consis- KIG. 23 C. D. M. 46 PEN DRAWING Principality in the ylor-Scbeme tent with a natural effect of light and shade. Now the gradation from black to white, for example, is a pleasing scheme, as may be observed in Fig. 24, yet the effect is unnatu- ral, since the sky is black. In a purely decorative il- lustration like this, how- ever, such logic need not be considered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23. The success or failure of the drawing will largely depend upon the disposition of these elements, the quality of the tech- nique being a matter of secondary concern. Beauty of line and texture will not redeem a drawing in which the values are badly disposed, for ^^^§ upon them we depend for the effect of unity, or the pictorial quality. If the values are scattered or patchy the drawing will not focus to any central point of interest, and there will be no unity in the result. •cThere are cer...tain general laws by which color may be pleasingly disposed, but it must be borne in mind that it ought to be disposed naturally as well. By a "natural" scheme of color, I mean one which is consis- KIG. 23 C. D. M. 46 PEN DRAWING Principality in the ylor-Scbeme tent with a natural effect of light and shade. Now the gradation from black to white, for example, is a pleasing scheme, as may be observed in Fig. 24, yet the effect is unnatu- ral, since the sky is black. In a purely decorative il- lustration like this, how- ever, such logic need not be considered.
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