What are the different types of sketching?

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1. Gesture Sketching -- Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching -- Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching -- Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching -- Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching -- Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle...
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1. Gesture Sketching – Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching – Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching – Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching – Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching – Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle Sketching – Random, fun drawings. 7. Portrait Sketching – Captures facial features. read less
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1. Gesture Sketching -- Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching -- Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching -- Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching -- Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching -- Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle Sketching -- Random, fun...
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1. Gesture Sketching – Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching – Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching – Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching – Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching – Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle Sketching – Random, fun drawings. 7. Portrait Sketching – Captures facial features. read less
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

1. Gesture Sketching -- Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching -- Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching -- Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching -- Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching -- Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle Sketching -- Random, fun...
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1. Gesture Sketching – Quick, loose sketches for movement. 2. Contour Sketching – Focuses on outlines. 3. Hatching Sketching – Uses lines for shading. 4. Tonal Sketching – Focuses on light and shadow. 5. Perspective Sketching – Creates depth (1-point, 2-point). 6. Doodle Sketching – Random, fun drawings. 7. Portrait Sketching – Captures facial features. read less
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