[nabs-l] diagramming and APH paper

[Nicole B. Torcolini at Home]

You do have to draw backwards. I think that that is the one that I have. I 
don't know what I have anymore as I have added bits and pieces here and 
there, some of which weren't even intended as drawing tools.

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From: "Ashley Bramlett" <bookwormahb at earthlink.net>
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> Hi all,
> Has anyone used the tactile graphics kits from APH? They are kind of 
> expensive; the tactile starter kit is $64. and the other kits are over 
> $100.
> But they sound useful.
> I wonder if you have to draw backwards with that tracing wheel.
>
> Also, has anyone used the quick draw paper from APH? If so, what is your 
> experience? You draw on that paper and the water markers they supply with 
> it dry and swell which make raised lines. How raised? Like the size of the 
> piaf machine lines? Also what do the lines feel like? Does it take long to 
> dry?
> I was wondering how good this idea would be. Sounds like a great solution 
> if its not messy.
>
> Thanks
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