Observe the following figures and try drawing them freehand.

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Understand the Question Freehand drawing means sketching shapes by hand smoothly without using instruments like a compass or ruler. Observe the given figures to identify their basic components—such as circles, lines, and dots—and their relationships (touching, overlapping, concentric, or intersecting). Step 1 · Draw Two Touching Circles Draw one circle, then draw a second circle of equal size right next to it so they touch externally at a single point without overlapping. Step 2 · Draw Three Overlapping Circles Draw three circles in a horizontal row such that each circle partially overlaps with the next one. Step 3 · Draw Concentric Circles Draw a larger outer circle, and then draw a smaller circle inside it sharing the same center point. Step 4 · Draw the Circle-Based Face Figure 1. Draw a large circle for the head. 2. Add two small circles on the top-left and top-right for the ears. 3. Draw two small circles inside with dots for the eyes. 4. Add a small dot for the nose and a short line for the mouth. Step 5 · Draw Crossed Lines with Circles Draw two straight lines intersecting in an 'X' shape, then add a small circle at each of the two bottom ends. Answer > All the given figures are drawn freehand by following their geometric shapes and relative positions. Common Mistakes Using Geometric Tools: Using a compass or ruler instead of practicing freehand sketching by hand. Hesitant Stroke Movement: Drawing small, broken, sketchy lines instead of practicing smooth, continuous circular motions with a relaxed pencil grip.

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