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"The whole collection came from a series of freehand sketches," he explained.

All of his work begins as a freehand sketch which is then fabricated.

"The design came from a freehand sketch," she said.

At its source, this period also inspired a portfolio of energetic freehand sketches in charcoal and silver.

Rapid freehand sketches with a sharp stylus, often corrected, have left their mark in the plaster surface.

A telestrator is a device that allows its operator to draw a freehand sketch over a moving or still video image.

His freehand sketches delighted the guards while providing the Americans with several ball-point pens and paper lifted from the copybooks.

A few of the fine old Spanish houses still exist as hasty, freehand sketches of their former selves, missing roofs, wings, or walls.

In an impressive technological achievement, Pfaff's new Creative 1475 CD can turn a freehand sketch into a stitch.

"Soaring Eagle has made us a damned good freehand sketch of the layout of things on that island; he's got real artistic talent, that young fellow.

Artwork ranging from freehand sketches to complex paintings can be made on a single page, and/or within multiple cubes on a page (also called "recursive canvas").

Many of the hanging pieces from this time look like the equivalent of freehand sketches or calligraphy, their forms eccentrically asymmetrical, their expressive content apparent but elusive.

Those that worked closely with him were impressed by Clothier's ability to covert a germ of an idea into freehand sketch design which could readily be made into a working drawing.

Ellis' first attempt at art was a third-grade freehand sketch of a dog from Archie Comics, which he drew so accurately that friends and family believed it had been traced.

To complete the project, Cret's firm made more than 300 drawings of every degree of finish: freehand sketches, measured plans, site plans, elevational studies, and perspective drawings.

There are exquisite freehand sketches as well as plans for villas, gardens, household goods like silver tureens and textiles, even a sarcophagus for King Carl XII.

Returning home from his Wall Street job, he would pick up his drawing pen and indulge his passion for freehand sketches of ships and seascapes while his children watched intently.

Once a friend of his told him that drawing was not his cup of tea and he took it up as a challenge and ended up in drawing freehand sketches in a span of one year.

He looked in on several stations, noted that the target was a big Thomycraft PG and pulled out a Jane's, then did a freehand sketch of what it ought to look like on ISAR.