This text provides instructions on how to block in the proportions of a copy by dividing it into halves, quarters, or thirds. The blocking in should be done with shorter straight lines, and the final line should be drawn with neatness and precision. There should be no gradation or expression in the final line.
Questions
- How do you block in the proportions of a copy?
- What kind of lines should you use for blocking in?
- What should the final line look like?
Answers
- To block in the proportions of a copy, divide it into halves, quarters, or thirds. Then, use shorter straight lines to draw the proportions.
- The lines you use for blocking in should be shorter straight lines.
- The final line should be drawn with neatness and precision. There should be no gradation or expression in the final line.