Learn by Practise
to draw well enough to give an interesting show, suitable for the school-room, Sunday-school, or for a drawing-room entertainment.
Figs. 227-234.—Motion.
For this a good blackboard and a few colored chalks are all the material necessary. The blackboard is a most excellent thing upon which to practise, but it is much better to use large sheets of yellowish-brown paper. This paper is known as chalk-talk paper, and has “tooth” enough to retain the chalk, and make every stroke tell.
Figs. 217 and 218 show how to make a