. Augsburg's drawing, book 2. Draw the Large Part First.— AYhen an object, like a bird,consists of several parts, it is best to draw the large part drawing birds, it is best to draw the body first, and to thisadd the smaller parts, such as the head, tail and feet. In most. AUGSBURGS DRAWING. 127 objects it is easier to add the small parts to tlie large than to addthe large parts to the small. For the study and drasving of small animals, birds and rep-tiles, a common crayon box, with a piece of glass cut the size of thecover and made to slide in its place, is excellent. Holes shouldb
. Augsburg's drawing, book 2. Draw the Large Part First.— AYhen an object, like a bird,consists of several parts, it is best to draw the large part drawing birds, it is best to draw the body first, and to thisadd the smaller parts, such as the head, tail and feet. In most. AUGSBURGS DRAWING. 127 objects it is easier to add the small parts to tlie large than to addthe large parts to the small. For the study and drasving of small animals, birds and rep-tiles, a common crayon box, with a piece of glass cut the size of thecover and made to slide in its place, is excellent. Holes shouldbe bored into two sides to give plenty of fresh air. Mice, frogs,toads, salamanders, butterflies, beetles, spiders, etc., may be putin the box and studied and drawn in the school-room.
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