Fig. 9 (a).[13]
Fig. 9 (b).
Fig. 9 (c).
The drawing of the trunk may commence in different ways. Sometimes a lame attempt is made to indicate it by leaving space between the head and the legs, that is, by not attaching the legs to the head. Another contrivance is where the space between the legs is shown to be the trunk by shading or by drawing a vertical row of buttons. In other cases the contour of the head appears to be elongated so as to serve for head and trunk. A better expedient is drawing a line across the two vertical lines and so marking off the trunk (see Fig. 9 (a) to (d)). In drawings made by Brazilian Indians we see another device, viz., a pinching in of the vertical lines (see Fig. 9 (e)).
Fig. 9 (d).
