What are the three principles of free hand drawing?

Answer 1

I think that the best way to draw is to use h pencils for the out lines.

I normally use 2H for outlines and then 6B to 3B for shading(5B comes out a little better than 6B what i my opinion is.

2B, B i hardly use cause softer ones i find better.

the H pencils are for fine detail and the higher the number, the darker it becomes so for out lines I chose 2H as the best one.

B pencils are more for shading.

Obviously the lower the number in front of B the harder the led.

I will never forgive myself for all my pictures I have done with just HB.

now after using all different kinds i have realised that it is much better

But there is not such thing as 'this is how to use them & this is how not to use them"

It is up to you how you do it, experiment, you will find out yourself what you find the best ones for which part.

Answer 2

I'm a great illustrator, so here are my principles. i do not know if this is for a class and there is official principles, but here I go.

1) a good environment. Pencil of your preference, a flat surface, a good posture, and good paper.

2) Be aware. Notice angles of the lines of what you're drawing. Notice recognizable intersections of lines andor shapes. Notice a frame, then draw shapes lightly, and then draw the lines around that.

3) Practice! Doodle on everything. Experiment. Remember, no one can judge you! Draw whatever you want as long as it is a appropriate for your environment (E.G. School, Work) Try drawing 3D, drawing lightly, hard, try effects like explosion streaks, water, fire, speedy objects, shading, and light source.

There is many more things to be a good free-hander, but these are the main three principles. Always Experiment, be Creative, and never give up if you want to be a good Illustrator!

Answer 3

balance, unity, movement, rhythm, pattern, contrast and emphasis.

Answer 4

There are three principles of freehand drawing:

a. composition

b. proportioning

c. shading

Answer 5

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