
This is the way I've always held my pencil. Until recently I never even thought there was any other way. Good control for detail.

Another common handle, a bit looser.

Try holding the pencil further back. Good for loose, light sketching.

I've been playing with this one a lot lately. Most of the motion is with the arm. Nice and loose. Much more comfortable when I hold my sketch book vertical.

Sometimes the pencil just doesn't want to cooperate and you need to let it know who's boss.
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