Penman's Art Journal . d,nn equal margin to the right and the left. By all meansget every card straight, even if ruling is necessary toaccomplish it. Any Questions addressed to me regarding this articlewill be answered through the colamns of this paper orby litter. Until further notice, subscriptions maybe dated back to Dec. number so as to in-clude all of the •* 300 Pen Copies. Secretary Gage generally accommodates people with hisiutograph who request it. but he always insists upon nlocingIt at the very top of any paper offered, so that no order canifterward be written above his name. Buffalo
Penman's Art Journal . d,nn equal margin to the right and the left. By all meansget every card straight, even if ruling is necessary toaccomplish it. Any Questions addressed to me regarding this articlewill be answered through the colamns of this paper orby litter. Until further notice, subscriptions maybe dated back to Dec. number so as to in-clude all of the •* 300 Pen Copies. Secretary Gage generally accommodates people with hisiutograph who request it. but he always insists upon nlocingIt at the very top of any paper offered, so that no order canifterward be written above his name. Buffalo Aldermen have refused to appropriate any moneyfor the instruction of public school girls in cooking. A letter addressed to The Ornriest Man in the United SECTION OF AN ENGROSSED DESIGN BY W. E. DENNIS. ILLUSTRATING HIS ACCOMPANYING PAPER. in a few minutes. lil<e German Test or Old English. Butwhen finished up in the right way it will be about aseffective and beautiful as anything in the line of [BEGUN IN JANlARY. SUBS MAY BE DATED BACKIF DESIRED ] Artistic Lettering. In the specimen herewith given it is intended to pre-sent a kiad of lettering suitable for headlines, etc. It iswhat we call a Sicl,-els letter, and one of the mostbeautiful for high-class engrossing. It can be shaded upin various ways and is always effective and taking. Thisis a style of lettering that requires considerable brushwork in order to get the soft, delicate shades. Ifdoneentirely with a pen it requires very skillful handling, and«ven then is apt to look a little hard ; so it is best to gen-erally get the effect with a brush. Of course the first thing to do in preparing a headlineof this style is to make the curved lines, which can easilybe done with a pair of dividers by changing the position,but care must be taken not to get the curve, if com-pound, too abrupt, as a bad curve in the lettering marsth3 beauty, although the letters may be well keep in mmd the fact
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