Holding Your Pencil Grips for Drawing - 8 - Drawing for Beginners Course

Learn the 6 different ways you will be holding your pencil while drawing. The standard writing grip is only good for adding detail to a drawing, so we need a few more ways to hold and control our pencil for best effect.
Welcome to my free drawing course, Drawing for Beginners. This is lesson 8 in the series.. During the course you will learn everything you need to know about pencil drawing so that you can draw like a professional.
The videos are short bite size lessons so that you can learn at your own page and quickly find each lesson without having to scroll through long lessons.
Here is a link to the playlist for the course so that you can watch the lessons in their correct order:
• Drawing for Beginners ...
If you would like to follow the rest of my pencil drawing lessons you are welcome to visit my website:
onlineartlessons.com
In the next lesson in the series I show you the different strokes we use while drawing to get different effects. You can watch that class here:
• 11 Basic Pencil Stroke...
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00:00 Intro
00:13 Why We Need Different Grips
00:54 Writing / Tripod Grip
01:25 Overhand Grip
02:14 Tip Grip
03:16 Underhand / Dagger Grip
04:14 Extended Grip
05:11 Brush / Sketching Grip
06:25 Recap
07:30 Next Lesson - Pencil Strokes
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[@williamramos3350]

Clarity is key to a good outcome. That advice is a gem.

[@danasmith5761]

This is great, I'm so glad I found your tutorial. Thank you

[@DrawingClasses]

Glad it was helpful Dana :)

[@Jenny-yl2hw]

Thank you Nolan, more great advice..

[@DrawingClasses]

Thank you for watching Jenny :)

[@williamramos3350]

Thank you for the information. I am working to improve my drawing efficiency.

[@DrawingClasses]

Awesome, good luck William :)