The Essentials of Illustration a Practical Guide to the Reproduction of Drawing

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The Essentials of Illustration a Practical Guide to the Reproduction of Drawing
Thomas George Hill
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A line reproduction of a drawing by Miss Janet Robertson.
60 DRAWING WITH WHITE INK proved excellent at the time ; the drawings, however, subsequently turned dark brown owing to the fact that the basis of the paint was apparently a compound of silver. The top part of the drawing (Fig. I6), shewing the general morphology of the plant, was drawn with a brush Fig. 17. Fucus volubiltSy var FlexuosuSy a seaweed. (From a drawing by Miss Baker. ) charged with white ink upon a black ground. In the simp
...lest possible way relief has been obtained by repre- senting the leaflets of the nearer fronds by white spaces, whilst those further away are represented by white out- lines. An enlargement of a frond is shewn on the lower part of the picture, and here the parts are represented in black on a white ground. The leaflets are in black outline 61 RELIEF PRINTING and the fruits are made to stand out, as in the upper part, by the use of local colour — in this instance black — their shape being indicated by the curve of the higher lights.

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