freehand
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- adjective
- /ˈfriːˌhænd/
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a mano
- The artist prefers to sketch freehand, allowing her creativity to flow naturally.
So this is my first time working with freehand tracing.
- So this is my first time working with freehand tracing.
- So mind map is kind of like a lower level, more freehand way of organizing your thoughts.
Examples
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But Michelangelo worked mostly freehand, starting from the front and working back.
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This is a little bit more freehand, I guess, than traditional methods of filling in your brows, but I will show you how easy it is to fix errors if you make them.
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All this stuff is just completely freehand and just with a pen.
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So mind map is kind of like a lower level, more freehand way of organizing your thoughts.
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Let's just see what it does a little freehand versus this fancy tool.
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So this is my first time working with freehand tracing.
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Going to do it freehand over the lines I've marked.
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And the answer is, for example, if you draw a graph freehand, maybe it's very smooth and you just draw it without lifting your hand off the paper, right?
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But for everyday black liner, I think that maybe practicing your skills a little bit and doing a wing freehand and then cleaning up the edges might be a little bit easier.
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She loves to draw freehand, creating beautiful images without using any rulers.
Synonyms
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2.0
To do something with your hands, for example writing or making things, instead of with a machine
Someone makes or draws it by hand without using tools
Antonyms
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Etymology
Freehand comes from the parts free and hand, literally 'with the hand free', meaning to work 'without' measuring tools or machines. So, to draw or write freehand is to do it by hand, not using rulers or other devices.