Category: Art

A Handbook of Illustration

HALF-TONE.--I.--Photograms--The best kind of Photograms for reproduction--Negative and print--Legitimate hand work--Relieving the shadows--Helping the high light and shadows--Application of photograms--"Stopping out"--Backgrounds not essential--Composition and arrangement--Dec...

Chapters

21. CHAPTER XII.

The various methods whereby illustrations may be made for reproduction have now been reviewed, if not exhaustively, at least with sufficient completeness to enable the reader to...

17. CHAPTER VIII.

To those who have not previously given the matter attention, it will be a source of some astonishment to find a wide range of tones, that is varying degrees of light and shade,...

20. CHAPTER XI.

When a large space is required to be covered with an even tint, an immense saving of labour and time may be effected by the use of "Shading media"; but beyond a mere saving of l...

14. CHAPTER V.

It will be understood from the foregoing chapter that in every case where the original to be reproduced is of such a nature that before a print in ink can be made the image must...

13. CHAPTER IV.

Were we dependent upon these alone, not one-thousandth part of the illustration matter of to-day could ever have been produced, encumbered as the older methods are with the two...

16. CHAPTER VII.

The methods of drawing for reproduction by, and in compliance with the requirements of, a line process, are numerous and varied. They include pen, pencil, and crayon, and modifi...

18. CHAPTER IX.

To produce a line drawing which shall comprise such characteristics as have now been enunciated, three essentials will be required: a white surface, a black fluid, and a suitabl...

10. CHAPTER I.

Introduced to this country, in round numbers, some fifty years ago, Photography has progressed beyond its contemporaries of the present century. It has obtained a hold upon the...

12. CHAPTER III.

Here it will probably be well to consider the different classes into which illustrations naturally seem to fall, and this because it is the common custom to regard the contents...

15. CHAPTER VI.

Of the remaining methods, whereby originals for reproduction by half-tone process may be made, much less need be said. The same principles of avoiding too fine and delicate grad...

19. CHAPTER X.

The method of drawing in line referred to in the two preceding chapters may be regarded as traditional and of the normal character, and we shall next take under consideration va...

11. CHAPTER II.

A form of book illustration too much neglected, and one possessing peculiar advantages, is Margina Illustration. Decorated or illustrated margins may be associated in idea with...

9. CHAPTER XII.--MECHANICAL AIDS TO DRAWING.--Methods of tracing from a

4. CHAPTER V.--PREPARATION OF ORIGINALS FOR REPRODUCTION BY

HALF-TONE.--I.--Photograms--The best kind of Photograms for reproduction--Negative and print--Legitimate hand work--Relieving the shadows--Helping the high light and shadows--Ap...

7. CHAPTER VIII.--METHODS OF LINE REPRODUCTION. I.--Pen-and-ink

3. CHAPTER IV.--REPRODUCTION BY HALF-TONE PROCESS.--Processes other than

5. CHAPTER VI.--PREPARATION OF ORIGINALS FOR HALF-TONE. II.--Wash drawings,

8. CHAPTER XI.--OTHER METHODS FOR LINE REPRODUCTION. The Materials

6. CHAPTER VII.--LINE PROCESS.--Requirements of the process--The processes

2. CHAPTER III.--THEORY AND PRINCIPLES OF ILLUSTRATION.--Different kinds

1. CHAPTER I.--INTRODUCTION.--Primitive illustrations--Art and