The Graphic Arts : a Treatise On the Varieties of Drawing, Painting, And Engraving in Comparison With Each Other And With Nature
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129 The comparative paleness of charcoal shades has often tempted artists to use Indian ink in combination with them. This is best done by finishing the charcoal drawing, and fixing it, after which Indian ink may be used upon it with perfect freedom. If the object is merely to reinforce the charcoal without betraying the presence oi the auxiliary, the wash must be used only in well-shaded parts, and the edges of it prevented from drying sharp and hard. If these conditions are observed, the wash... may be used liberally enough and quite escape detection except by an experienced eye. The only effect of it is to tint the paper with a more or less deep shade of carbon grey between the molecules of charcoal dust. It equalises the tone, which in some parts may pro- duce a favourable result by removing crudity, whilst in others the result may be the unfavourable one of extinguishing a desirable bright- ness. This depends entirely upon the circumstances of the case, and it is for the artist's own judgment to decide whether it will be an advantage to extinguish the microscopic spaces of white paper or not Charcoal and Indian ink may be used in .
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129 The comparative paleness of charcoal shades has often tempted artists to use Indian ink in combination with them. This is best done by finishing the charcoal drawing, and fixing it, after which Indian ink may be used upon it with perfect freedom. If the object is merely to reinforce the charcoal without betraying the presence oi the auxiliary, the wash must be used only in well-shaded parts, and the edges of it prevented from drying sharp and hard. If these conditions are observed, the wash... may be used liberally enough and quite escape detection except by an experienced eye. The only effect of it is to tint the paper with a more or less deep shade of carbon grey between the molecules of charcoal dust. It equalises the tone, which in some parts may pro- duce a favourable result by removing crudity, whilst in others the result may be the unfavourable one of extinguishing a desirable bright- ness. This depends entirely upon the circumstances of the case, and it is for the artist's own judgment to decide whether it will be an advantage to extinguish the microscopic spaces of white paper or not Charcoal and Indian ink may be used in .
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