Cast iron Payne's grey or neutral tint.
Wrought iron Prussian blue.
Steel Purple (mixture of Prussian blue and crimson lake).
Brass Gamboge with a little sienna or a very little red
added.
Copper A mixture of crimson lake and gamboge, the former
colour predominating.
Lead Light Indian ink with a very little indigo added.
Brickwork Crimson lake and burnt sienna.
Firebrick Yellow and Vandyke brown.
Greystones Light sepia or pale Indian ink, with a little
Prussian blue added.
Brown freestone Mixture of pale Indian ink, burnt sienna, and
carmine.
Soft woods For ground work, pale tint of sienna.
Hard woods For ground work, pale tint of sienna with a little
red added.
For graining woods use darker tint with a greater
proportion of red.
_Printing._--A good drawing should have its title printed, a plain style
of letter being used for this purpose, such as the following:--
[Illustration: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST
UVWXYZ
1234567890]
[Illustration: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
STUVWXYZ
1234567890]
The following letters look well _if they are well made_, but they are
much more difficult to draw.
[Illustration: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
QRSTUVWXYZ
1234567890]