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Draw Using

YOUR WHOLE

ARM

Just Using Your Wrist

Will Limit You.

Horizontal Lines

Vertical Lines

  • Alternate Your Line Thickness

  • Keep Each Line As Straight As Possible

  • Keep Lines Parallel 

  • Have Each Line Transition Smoothly

  • Draw From Right To Left For One Line

  • Draw Left To Right For Another Line

  • Alternate Your Line Thickness

  • Keep Each Line As Straight As Possible

  • Keep Lines Parallel 

  • Have Each Line Transition Smoothly

  • Draw Towards Yourself

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THIN

THIN

THICK

Don't Forget

TO USE

TAPERED LINES!!

to

Back To 

PAPER

USE THE

SAME SHEET of

THEN USE

THE BACKSIDE

of THE

PAPER

Tapered Lines Are Lines That Change In
THICKNESS, Lines Starting Thin, Growing Thicker, and then returning Back To Thin

Shape

Your

MARKER

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The Marker

 OF CHOICE

For

Caricature Artists

Crayola Marker

Is The

Shaping Your Marker Will Help You Get Better Line Variation. With Using the "Back Of The Fin" For Thicker Lines and "The Tip of The Fin" for Thinner Lines.
Practicing the levels of Line Thickness will help your drawings look more attractive.

Tip 1.

Shape TIP

Shark Fin

To A

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Circles

Quick Lines

  • Use Your Whole Arm TO Draw

  • Vary Lines With Each Circle

  • No Tails - Connect Your Lines! 

  • Track Your Progress!!

  • Use The "Tip OF the Fin" on Your Marker

  • Keep Lines Thin and Parallel 

  • Make Quick and Steady Lines

  • Keep Lines Within Circle
  • Vary Your Angles

  • Track Your Progress!! 

USE 

THE SAME SHEET

OF PAPER.

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Wear A

Tip 2.

Drawing

Glove

Using a drawing glove helps ensure your hand smoothly glides over the paper, reducing friction and allowing for smoother, more precise strokes that contribute to crisper, cleaner lines in your artwork.

Drawing Glove

Smoother Lines!!

Wearing A 

Gives You

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The

GAME

PLAY

HOW TO

START

IN THE

IN THE

CIRCLE

THIN

THICK

to

MIDDLE OF THE Other 

END

CIRCLE

THIN

Back To 

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CIRCLES

DRAW 2

SPACE

GIVE THEM

AND

DRAWING

SMALLER CIRCLES

INCREASES THE

DIFFICULTIY

Didn't Reach

WENT PAST THe

MIDDLE OF THE

CIRCLE

LINE IS TOO

SHAKY

Make Sure You 

FLICK MARKER TO CREATE

LINE TAPER 

Drawing

Tip 3.

MAKES THEM MORE

CRISP

 FASTER LINES

​Don't Draw Too Slow. 
Drawing faster makes your lines more crisp because it reduces hesitation and allows for smoother, more confident strokes. This speed prevents wobbles and unevenness, resulting in cleaner, more precise lines.

SPEED

IS SOMETIMES THE

KEY

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The

GAME

EASY

  • Place Circles Just A Few Inches

  • Make Sure You Taper Each Line

  • Vary Line Thickness

  • Flick The Marker To Create a Taper AT The End And End In The Middle Of The Circle

Medium

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  • Place Circles Further Apart

  • Use 12x16 or 11x17 sized Paper

  • Make Lines Straight

  • Draw Fast To Ensure Crisp Lines

  • Vary Line Thickness

HARD

Extreme

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  • Used Curved Lines Only

  • Go Faster!

  • Vary The Line Thickness

  • Keep Lines Crisp and Confident

  • Land In The Middle Of The Other Circle!!!

  • Make A swirl Before Reaching The Other Circle

  • Vary The Line Thickness

  • SMALLER CIRCLES!!

Every time You

LAND IN THE MIDDLE

OF BOTH CIRCLES

That Counts as a

PO|NT

5 PO|NTS

POINTS TO KEEP

Tally YOUR 

SCORE

DOWNLOAD

The LINE WORK Exercise SHEET

Toon UP

And

LINE QUALITY 

Your

AJ Jensen, the creative mind behind The ToonHeadz, has crafted a downloadable line work exercise to help artists enhance their skills. This exercise sheet offers targeted practice to improve your line work. AJ is confident that by completing all the exercises, you'll see significant improvement in your drawings. Dive into the ToonHeadz Training Card and elevate your artistry with AJ's expert guidance.

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