Topographical Drawing
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This latter point is the chief advantage of this position over the others to be described.
SPECIAL METHODS IN FREE-HAND DRAWING 33 The left hand may be closed and placed firmly upon the paper resting upon the second joints of the fingers. The thumb is extended with its tip touching the first joint of the right thumb.
The motion of the right hand can be followed more freely in this position than in the first position described, but the support is not quite as satisfactory. If the Httle finger of... the left hand be extended to press down the paper, it robs the position of the left hand of much of its steadiness.
The left hand may be placed in a position similar to that de- scribed in the use of the contour pen (see Fig. 3), the tip of the left forefinger touching the thumb nail or side of the first joint of the forefinger of the right hand. In this position, the neces- sary follow-up is secured by raising and lowering the left wrist.
The left hand may also be closed as a fist and shd up until the forefinger touches the right thumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This latter point is the chief advantage of this position over the others to be described.
SPECIAL METHODS IN FREE-HAND DRAWING 33 The left hand may be closed and placed firmly upon the paper resting upon the second joints of the fingers. The thumb is extended with its tip touching the first joint of the right thumb.
The motion of the right hand can be followed more freely in this position than in the first position described, but the support is not quite as satisfactory. If the Httle finger of... the left hand be extended to press down the paper, it robs the position of the left hand of much of its steadiness.
The left hand may be placed in a position similar to that de- scribed in the use of the contour pen (see Fig. 3), the tip of the left forefinger touching the thumb nail or side of the first joint of the forefinger of the right hand. In this position, the neces- sary follow-up is secured by raising and lowering the left wrist.
The left hand may also be closed as a fist and shd up until the forefinger touches the right thumb.
What to read after Topographical Drawing?
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