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What are the two types of freehand?
assymetrical freehand symetrical freehand
Advantages of freehand drawing?
1. Original art work 2. stress relief 3. can be done at all place any time (un like tablet drawing or painting) 3.great practice for your all all drawing building hand eye coordination, learning about line, shading how to control your pressure. and that helps your over all art.
What is Frequency curve?
A frequency curve is a graph obtained by joining the points of a frequency polygon freehand smoothly.
What is an enlarged or reduced drawing of an object?
a scale drawing.
What does 'drawing a black card' mean?
Drawing a spade or club.
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