Category: Science - Earth/Agricultural/Farming
Introduction 7 Purpose and value of illustrations 8 Selection and approval of illustrations 8 Submittal of illustrations 10 Kinds of illustrations 10 Sizes of illustrations 11 Subdivisions of plates and figures 12 Preparation of copy by authors 12 Character of original materia...
The preliminary work in producing illustrations includes the preparation, from originals submitted by authors, of drawings and other kinds of "copy" in such a way that the copy...
6. Part I of this pamphlet contains some matter that is pertinent toTo prepare a drawing that will be in every way suitable for reproduction usually requires experience of a kind not acquired in many other kinds of drafting, such as preparing en...
4. PART I. PREPARATION BY AUTHORS.There has been an obvious need in the Geological Survey of a paper devoted wholly to illustrations. No complete paper on the character, use, and mode of preparation of illustrat...
3. Part III. Processes of Reproducing Illustrations.Methods employed 72 Photoengraving 72 General features 72 Zinc etching 73 Copper etching in relief 75 Half-tone engraving 75 Three-color half-tone process 78 Wax engraving (the...
1. Part I. Preparation by Authors.Introduction 7 Purpose and value of illustrations 8 Selection and approval of illustrations 8 Submittal of illustrations 10 Kinds of illustrations 10 Sizes of illustrations 11 S...
5. PART II. PREPARATION BY DRAFTSMEN.The work of preparing illustrations such as are used in the reports of the Geological Survey is essentially that of making finished drawings from more or less crude and imperfec...
2. Part II. Preparation by Draftsmen.General directions 41 Instruments 42 Classification of material 42 Preparation of maps 43 Projection 43 Details of base maps 45 Transferring or copying 46 Tracing 46 Celluloid t...