Drawing in charcoal and crayon for the use of students and schools

by Frank Fowler

PLATE IV.

The part drawn from the cast here represented, is laid in with charcoal, as in Fig. A., and then carried on in crayon as in Fig. B. The outline is carefully drawn and the shadows blocked in squarely at first as usual, and then changed with great care into the necessary correct forms.

It will be noticed that this study is a little further advanced than those already given, more detail being shown, as well as a little greater variety in the half-tints. The straight lines across the base and ends of the toes serve to direct the eye to the difference between their general direction and a perfectly horizontal line.