The Practice And Science of Drawing
The Practice And Science of Drawing
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And this overlapping should be sought for and carefullyexpressed, the outlines being made up of a series of overlappings.
[Sidenote: Shading. ] In Line Drawing shading should only be used to aid the expression ofform. It is not advisable to aim at representing the true tone values.
In direct light it will be observed that a solid object has someportion of its surface in light, while other portions, those turned awayfrom the light, are in shadow. Shadows are also cast on the ground andsurroundin...g objects, called cast shadows. The parts of an objectreflecting the most direct light are called the high lights. If theobject have a shiny surface these lights are clear and distinct; if adull surface, soft and diffused. In the case of a very shiny surface, such as a glazed pot, the light may be reflected so completely that apicture of the source of light, usually a window, will be seen.
In the diagram on page 95 [Transcribers Note: Diagram V], let Arepresent the plan of a cone, B C the opening of a window, and D the eyeof the spectator, and E F G the wall of a room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this overlapping should be sought for and carefullyexpressed, the outlines being made up of a series of overlappings.
[Sidenote: Shading. ] In Line Drawing shading should only be used to aid the expression ofform. It is not advisable to aim at representing the true tone values.
In direct light it will be observed that a solid object has someportion of its surface in light, while other portions, those turned awayfrom the light, are in shadow. Shadows are also cast on the ground andsurroundin...g objects, called cast shadows. The parts of an objectreflecting the most direct light are called the high lights. If theobject have a shiny surface these lights are clear and distinct; if adull surface, soft and diffused. In the case of a very shiny surface, such as a glazed pot, the light may be reflected so completely that apicture of the source of light, usually a window, will be seen.
In the diagram on page 95 [Transcribers Note: Diagram V], let Arepresent the plan of a cone, B C the opening of a window, and D the eyeof the spectator, and E F G the wall of a room.
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