Crayon portraiture
- Subtitle
- Complete instructions for making crayon portraits on crayon paper and on platinum, silver and bromide enlargements
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1. Crayon Portraiture.2. CRAYON PORTRAITURE3. PREFACE.4. CONTENTS.5. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.6. CRAYON PORTRAITURE.7. PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGEMENTS.8. CRAYON MATERIALS.9. THE SPECIFIC USE OF CRAYON MATERIALS.10. THE STRAINER.11. MOUNTING CRAYON PAPER AND PLATINUM AND SILVER ENLARGEMENTS.12. MOUNTING BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS.13. OUTLINES—NEGATIVE OUTLINE.14. MAGIC LANTERN OUTLINE.15. TRANSFER OUTLINE.16. THE METROSCOPE17. THE PANTOGRAPH.18. FOUR METHODS OF MAKING THE BACKGROUND.19. FREE-HAND CRAYONS AND THOSE MADE FROM PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGEMENTS.20. FILLING IN THE FREE-HAND CRAYON.21. LINE EFFECT.22. STIPPLE EFFECT23. BACKGROUNDS—GENERAL PRINCIPLES.24. FIRST METHOD OF MAKING THE BACKGROUND—STUMP EFFECT.25. SECOND METHOD OF MAKING THE BACKGROUND.26. THIRD METHOD OF MAKING THE BACKGROUND—LINE EFFECT.27. FOURTH METHOD OF MAKING THE BACKGROUND—STIPPLE EFFECT.28. FACE—LINE EFFECT.29. DRESS—LINE EFFECT.30. BROMIDE CRAYONS.31. FINISHING BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS.32. MONOCHROMES.[B]33. VALUES.34. STUDIO.35. FRAMING.36. PASSEPARTOUT MOUNTING.37. Transparent Liquid Water Colors for Coloring Photographs.38. TRANSPARENT LIQUID WATER COLORS FOR COLORING PHOTOGRAPHS39. THEORY OF COLOR.40. COLORS.41. YELLOW.42. BLUE.43. ROSE.44. VIOLET.45. MAGENTA.46. FLESH.47. BROWN.48. BLACK.49. GOLD.50. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING LIQUID WATER COLORS.51. DRAPERY.52. LANDSCAPE.53. THE PRINCIPLE.54. French Crystals.55. FRENCH CRYSTALS.56. MATERIALS.57. THE METHOD.58. MOUNTING FRENCH CRYSTALS.59. FINISHING PHOTOGRAPHS IN INDIA INK.60. CONCLUSION.