Words of Wisdom: Harold Speed
by Matthew Innis |In refining the modelling, and getting rid, if necessary, of hard edges made in the earlier stages, do not soften one tone into another by brushing them together. Â If the earlier tones had been laid with sufficient deftness, nothing of the kind would have been necessary. Â But perfection of handling is not one’s constant experience,…
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