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    What is freehand design

    Freehand design is the process of designing ideas by


    hand. The goal with freehand design is to get your
    ideas out on the page. It doesn’t have to be pretty as
    long as people understand what you’re trying to say.
    Sketch Ideas Quickly

    You need just three things to get started:


    1)your hand,
    2) a drawing tool, and
    3) something to draw on.
    Process and evaluate your ideas

    Once you get those thoughts out on paper, your ideas


    are transformed from the abstract to the concrete. This
    makes it easier to spot potential roadblocks before
    you prototype whatever you’re designing..
    Free hand vs. digital design

    freehand design and digital design complement each


    other.

    Let’s say that the design process is a relay race. As a


    designer, you’re always tweaking how you get from
    point A (the beginning of a project) to point B (the final
    product). Freehand design is the early part of the race,
    setting you up for success in the end. You brainstorm
    and map out solutions using freehand design; then you
    execute the chosen solutions using digital design.
    Free hand Sketching and Drawing

    Is made without the use of any drawing


    instruments or straight-edged objects except
    pencil and drawing paper. An individual may
    communicate and convey his ideas more
    effectively by means of freehand sketches or
    drawings. One may also find it better to organize
    his thoughts and record such ideas by means of
    freehand drawing.
    LINE SKETCHING

     a skill in drawing the various types of


    lines in freehand. A line refers to the
    shortest distance between two points. It
    has no breadth but has length. Lines may
    be straight or curved. They may be
    horizontal, vertical, parallel, or
    perpendicular.
    Sketching a Horizontal Line

    A line parallel to the lower edge of the


    drawing is called horizontal line. It is
    sketches with a free arm movement in
    single stroke. It is drawn from left to
    right;
    Sketching a Vertical Line
    A line perpendicular to the plane of the
    horizon usually 90° he distances a vertical
    line. It is sketched from top to bottom. To
    sketch a vertical line, it is necessary to
    examine first the distance between two
    points in order to keep the line straight.
    Sketching a Inclined Line
     A line neither horizontal nor vertical is
    inclined. It is generally sketched from left
    to right
    Sketching an Arc and a Circle

    A circle is a plane figure bounded by a


    circumference, all the points of which are
    equidistant from the center.

    A circle is the most difficult shape to


    sketch

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