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

by Frank Fowler

PLATE V.

In this plate the whole profile view of a face is given, Fig. A. representing the way to lay in a head. The straight lines outside may be ruled, as they have nothing to do with the drawing, but are merely mechanical aids by which the angle of the features is determined.

In B. the modeling of the features is carried on still further than in any of the preceding studies, the half-tints and shadows, however, being still kept flat.