Pencil Drawings

These pencil drawings are miscellaneous ones that don't fit into the categories previously discussed.

So if you're searching for anything from cross drawings to flame drawings, you'll probably find it here amongst these simple drawings. (See links top right.)

I am adding sketches all the time so don't forget to visit often to check out the new additions.

If you are wanting to learn to draw, I recommend starting with pencil.

I always use either a mechanical pencil or "B" grade pencils.

My sister gave me a lovely set of sketching pencils which I use nearly everyday.

Select your topic to do some simple drawings.

Pick out something with lots of white space in and around it.

I started off doing cartoon characters.

I found they were the easiest subject for me to tackle. I was inspired to do more once I could see I was getting a good likeness.

The drawings in pencil that are represented on this site are all simple and easy to copy.

It is just like being able to write, the more you practice the neater your writing becomes. By sketching often, your drawings will improve.

Keep on putting the date on your drawings.

You will feel very proud of yourself when you look back at the drawings you did at the start and how your drawings are looking now.

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Find more links to pencil sketches at the top right of this page.

What other pencil drawings are you looking for today?

Feel free to have a good look around by using the search bar provided.

I hope I have at least inspired you to pick up a pencil and start doing some of these easy sketches.