Topsy-Turveydom
Yet another variation in lightning cartooning is provided by the ability of the artist to produce pictures which, when turned upside down, show exactly the same view. These are best done in colored chalk or pastel, which is a softer medium and more workable. Landscapes are peculiarly adaptable to this purpose. [Fig. 15] suggests a realistic example.
Fig. 17.—House on cliff drawing completed.
Yet a further pleasing addition to the entertainment may be made by sketching such a scene as [Fig. 16] suggests, afterwards over-coloring with white the part representing the sea, and also the jutting rock marked A up to the dotted line; then turning the whole picture on end, blacking in on the whitened portion windows and doors, as shown in [Fig. 17]. The result will be “The House on the Cliff.”