Free hand Drawing

3-Month Certificate Course in Freehand Drawing

 About the Course (Short Description)

This course is designed to help learners develop confidence in drawing freely without the help of tools or measurement instruments. Through guided exercises in drawing, sketching, nature studies, and human anatomy, students will gradually build their observation, proportion, and visual understanding. Whether it’s landscapes, portraits, or figure drawing, this course enhances drawing skills across multiple subjects and mediums.

 Course Duration & Batches

Total Duration: 3 Months

Batch Options:

• Online: Twice a week | 1 hour per session

• On-Campus (Weekdays): Monday – Wednesday – Friday | 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM

• Weekend: Saturday – Sunday | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Note: Timings may vary depending on teacher and student availability.

  Inside the Course – What You’ll Learn

  Freehand Drawing Essentials

• Proper pencil handling

• Line exercises (horizontal, vertical, diagonal, zigzag, curves)

• Drawing geometric shapes

• Introduction to proportions and measurements

• How to observe and draw any subject freely

• Scribble drawing techniques

   Nature & Landscape Drawing

• Drawing elements of nature: trees, sky, water, grass, mountains, etc.

• Understanding light, shadow, and perspective in landscapes

• How to find the eye level and vanishing point

    Object Drawing

• Object selection and arrangement

• Shape recognition and proportional measuring

• Drawing still life and forms from observation

      Figure & Anatomy Study

• Stick and block figure drawing

• Basic anatomy and body proportions

• Head, hands, facial features, and full-body study (male & female)

• Gesture and posture sketching

• Live model study sessions

    Portrait Drawing

• Understanding facial features (eyes, nose, lips, ears)

• Drawing heads from different angles

• Facial expressions and character design

• Skull structure and portrait sketching

    Tools & Mediums

• HB & shading pencils

• Pen and ink work (fineliners, dip pens, brush pens, technical pens)

• Shading techniques: hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, blending, etc.

• Creating textures with pencil dust, cloth, cotton, and more

• Brush handling and ink techniques

• Paper textures and impression techniques using natural surfaces (wood, leather, marble, etc.)