FREEHAND DRAWING LESSONS : How to Draw Freehand, Loose Lines...without Rulers or any other Tools.

How to Draw Freehand with Loose Lines

This drawing lessons is to teach you how to sit, where to position your hands, where to look, in order to draw nice loose lines that are important for the freehand style of drawing.

Draw Freely and Loosely Freehand

Learn how to doodle and scribble to help draw freehand...guide your pencil gently, but firmly.

Drawing Exercises to Make You More Creative and Imaginative

Learn how to become more imaginative and creative with the following drawing and illustration exercises for beginners and kids

Exercises for Drawing Evenly Spaced Loose Lines

Exercises to Draw Evenly Spaced Lines and Strokes and for Holding the Pencil Correctly, Freehand.

Cartoonist Warm Up Exercises: Girls' Hair

I think it's especially important to warm up on things you're not good at, this is freehand drawing.

Drawing Freehand Lines Confidently

Of course you can. Use a ruler. When you want to draw anything else, freehand drawing is a matter of habit, observation and practice. Seeing line in three dimensional objects is looking at their edges.

Practice drawing outlines and contours of objects, as well as drawing straight and curved lines without rulers and other devices to become a better freehand drawer and artist.

Drawing Warm Up Freehand Exercises

It's not about the end result as much, it is about the taking part and creating ideas in art, because everyone has ideas within them and as an artist these need to be expressed through the process of art.

Freehand Drawing Will Allow You to Draw Anywhere, and Anything.

Freehand drawing will free you up to go out into the world and draw anything, and anywhere you please.

If you have no artistic training under your belt, you might like these drawing tips that this pro artist has layed out for you - things such as drawing towards yourself and making sharp, crisp lines. Find out more below

How to Draw a Circle without a Compass : Freehand Style - Often I have found myself working in the shop needing to draw an arc or circle. Unfortunately I think I may have left my compass in a geometry classroom on the last day of school in 1996. Luckily there are a few tricks to get around this.