Easy Sketching Techniques

Below about easy sketching technique.

Outline techniques for beginners to learn to hold a pen. Well, there is no perfect way to keep a pen and probably what works for you, you get the best results. There are also many myths, like an artist should take a pencil and if you buy these myths and try to artificially hold a pencil, you're probably the worst thing for your art.

Tripod Grip: The grip tripod is the most common way to hold a pencil, which is also used for writing. This is when your thumb and forefinger of a triangle whose shape middle finger and is supported by the ring and little fingers. It allows the finger to a precise control of the beam have. If you keep the pen in its vertical position in a saucepan handle, it will allow the most accurate shadow with the tip. If you hold a pencil in a tripod handle, you can use your thumb and fingers to control the pen, and to function properly, you can rest your hand on paper only. Always use a spare paper to keep your sketches of burrs that occurs due to skin oils and sweat.

Extended Tripod Grip: Advanced grip tripod holds a different kind of pen. The way you hold a pencil into this jack is the same as in taking the basic tripod, hold only the position changes that this time is on the upper side of the pencil. Since its grip is the same as in the stand base is there an easier way to practice drawing techniques, especially for amateurs, because it allows greater freedom. Advanced tripod grip allows small movements of the fingers, producing a larger movement of the stylus, making it effectively a handle for drawing. Keep a relaxed grip on the pencil, it is to achieve the best results. A firm grip is restrictive and tiring.

Top Handle: Most artists with the top handle to hold a pencil. It is often recommended for design because of its ease on the side of a pencil. The pencil is easily positioned against the fingers with the flat of your thumb. The exact position of a top handle varies from hand to hand, the proportions of the hand. One thing to remember is to have a relaxed grip on the pencil. This grip is best suited for vertical surfaces such as drawing a screen vertically. For best results with the top handle, you must either sit or stand so the arm is replaced by a wider space to allow free and expressive mark-making.

In Handle: The handle is actually a relaxed way, when to hold a pencil drawing. It can be explained as a bit above the flat handle even your thumb to move it up or you want to pencil in a V-shape of the thumb and the palm pose, with the middle finger and index finger to control the pencil . The low grip is relaxed and wide for a sketch used.