See what a different enclosure is used in the second selection. The two lanterns make a large dark mass which needs more space. The dark name-place on the right is placed just where it is most needed.
Use a finder on the sketch of lanterns you made. Find a beautiful arrangement of shapes, adjusting the finder until you have found the enclosure and the shapes that suit you best. Cut out your selection and mount it neatly.
Home Exercises.
- Make an outline drawing of an empty flower-pot, standing upright. Carefully study the rim, and show where it appears thickest.
- Draw in outline a plain glass dish, with three apples in it.
- Make a wash-drawing of any cooking-bowl which shows light and dark values.
- Find at home any one of the objects pictured on [page 51]. Group some other suitable object with it, and make a sketch in charcoal, showing light and dark effects.
- Find five drawings in this book in which the accented line is used.
- Make a large outline drawing of a boy's straw hat. Show the use of the accented line.
