23-12-2019, 11:21 PM
(21-12-2019, 05:19 AM)Aga Tentakulus wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Merry Christmas to you too.
So I am curious about what you will bring next year and how you will explain it.
I hope the stencil theory is no longer there, it already limps on the use.
Everyone where before the age of the PC has learned to draw technically, knows the curse of ink and stencil.
If you are not careful, the ink will run under the stencil if it is not ground back. ( capillary effect ).
Once you set the scale wrong, you scratch a hole in the paper.
Experience in technical drawing with ink.
Thank you, I will answer with a question...
ah, I have drawn technically for years with indian ink before using autocad 2.1... I don't say other more...
someone who accessed the Book affirmed in his talk that parchement was so well prepared that you cannot distinguish between the flesh side and the other and I totally agree
this statement. To use correctly stencils you need a very good prepared surface.
and now the question: in according to you these ancient authors were so skilled in preparing parchement that you cannot distinguish between the flesh side and the other but they all had a so bad handwriting that they cannot write a letter equal like another?
mmmhhh... very strange, but I don't want to front official truth now, because is official and I have to get the solution first...
I can only say:
chance favors only the prepared eye
that is mine (after five years)

