Author Topic: ANTI Bowlines concepts  (Read 6941 times)

enhaut

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Re: ANTI Bowlines concepts
« Reply #15 on: October 24, 2018, 03:25:05 PM »
A fantastic find indeed!
Bushby's drawing technique, first a pencil passage and later the pen is efficient and fun to observe.
There is some similarities with the rendition of knots found in Ashley's book that are baffling!
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Dan_Lehman

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Re: ANTI Bowlines concepts
« Reply #16 on: October 24, 2018, 11:42:59 PM »
A fantastic find indeed!
Bushby's drawing technique, first a pencil passage and later the pen is efficient and fun to observe.
More than merely efficient :: ART !

See esp. v3:265 [pdf #s] (last pg.), 264
&
v3:136 has even graceful crossing out of upper-left
text, and then many pp. of "pointing" fine illustrations.

v4:180 & around are some nice closed-curve/topological
knots (and somewherElse there is a dense presentation
of maybe Tait's? knots that has such grace of pen).

(-;

enhaut

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Re: ANTI Bowlines concepts
« Reply #17 on: October 25, 2018, 02:00:30 AM »
@Dah-Lehman
Efficient is precise I think, for me Art would be penning directly without the pencil sketch underneath. Japanese Calligraphy.
But dont get me wrong I appreciate his drawings fully.
Are these images the ones you were speaking about?
You have a good eye having selected 3 differents moods of drawings.
Good choice!

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Re: ANTI Bowlines concepts
« Reply #18 on: October 31, 2018, 10:43:17 AM »
Such detail of the lesson itself - even the strands are coded (numbered) by the whipping on the ends of each strand.


 

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