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Modern gamers are used to vast virtual worlds with impressive graphics and open-ended structure. But surprisingly, it takes very little to captivate the human mind. Kids are often fascinated by the simplest things. They can spend hours doodling on a sheet of paper just for fun. Indie developers understand that feeling and try to capture it. Perfect Circle is a game with very basic mechanics. The objective is to draw a circular shape on the digital blackboard. And although the task does not seem particularly interesting, the implementation makes it amazingly enthralling. Create the most precise geometric masterpiece using real-time visual feedback. Strive to achieve 100% accuracy and set new records in every attempt.

In Pursuit of Excellence

While unapologetically straightforward, this title is absolutely mesmerizing. The creators were able to convey the desired effect with the following characteristics:

The process is soothing, relaxing, and oddly satisfying. Those who give it a chance are almost never disappointed.

How to Play Perfect Circle

Click and hold LMB and drag the mouse cursor to start the line. The diameter doesn’t matter, just go with whatever is comfortable. Watch the onscreen cues to adjust the motion. The number at the center represents the quality of the outline. It also changes color indicating how close it is to the initial radius. Reference that information to reach the highest score.

This unusual pastime is unlike anything else on the market. Take a break from work and enjoy the meditative activity for what it is. Get increasingly closer to the seemingly unattainable goal and have a wonderful time.

Perfect Circle is one of the best Skill Game you can play on Kevin Games.
This game works perfectly in modern browsers and requires no installation.
Perfect Circle has been played by thousands of gamers who rated it 4.1 / 5 with 22 votes.

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How to draw a perfect circle freehand.

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Learn this simple technique to help you draw a circle. there are three position of the pen and hand to get more or moin large circles.

Step 1: Large Perfect Circle

To a large circle using the bony part of your wrist.

Place the wrist on the sheet by lifting the pen, it will be the center of your circle.

Place the pen on the paper and then turn without moving the pen.

You will notice that some materials allow the sheet to better turn.

Step 2: Medium Perfect Circle

To a medium circle using the bony part of phalanx of the little finger

Place the phalanx on the sheet by lifting the pen, it will be the center of your circle.

Place the pen on the paper and then turn without moving the pen.

Step 3: Small Perfect Circle

To a small circle using the extremity of the little finger

Place the little finger on the sheet by lifting the pen, it will be the center of your circle.

Place the pen on the paper and then turn without moving the pen.

All steps are in the video.

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Yooooo as an artist that primarily uses circles as frames for ink work and is too broke to afford a quality compass, I applaud you as well as bow down to you.

Cool!! Now I can make a circle free hand too.

How to Draw a Circle Freehand

Now those days are long gone! Since then, I discovered a very quick and easy way to draw circles freehand every time – with just the pencil I use to draw with.

Learn to measure with the pinch grip:

Just before we get started drawing circles, you need to learn how to measure a line using your pencil as a measuring device. Use my quick and easy step-by-step guide to help you with this technique.

Draw A Circle Within a Square:

One great way that I have discovered to draw a circle freehand is by first of all drawing a square, then draw the circle within the square. Here’s how.

Step One: First of all sketch a line the same size as the width you want your circle to be.

Step Two: Measure that line with your pencil using the pinch grip. Carry that measurement to create the other three sides of your square.

Step Three: With your square in place, draw diagonal lines from corner to corner within the square. The centre of the square is where those two diagonal lines cross over.

Step Four: Draw a vertical and horizontal cross through the centre (where the two diagonal lines cross over.) This will make a star-shape with the lines within your square.

Step Five: Use your pencil with the pinch grip to measure the length of one vertical or horizontal line from the centre to the outer edge of the square. Use that measurement to make a mark on all four diagonal lines. These marks are the guides you are doing to use to draw your circle with shortly.

Step Six: Before you draw your circle in, create slight curves on all four ends of the horizontal and vertical guides. You will refine these as you draw your circle in a moment so they can be just approximated.

Step Seven: To draw your circle in beautifully, make sure that you join up the four smaller curves that you just created, by travelling through the guidelines on all four diagonals. It helps to work in one quarter of your circle at a time and create ‘Ghost Lines’ before you firm in the curve. Ghost lines are sketched above the surface of the paper, or just barely touching it.

Step Eight: Erase your guide lines and your circle is complete!

The exciting thing about drawing circles, is that many objects can be draw by starting with just this one simple shape. Have fun with your new circle drawing skills!

If you’ve looking for more of my quick and easy methods to draw better immediately, enrol into my Complete Online Drawing Course.

How to Draw (Almost) Perfect Circles by Hand

To draw really good kawaii it’s not necessary to draw perfect circles freehand (although it’s a very cool skill!). As long as the circle is mostly round, it will work!

After all, we are drawing real living kawaii, not machines. And real living heads and bodies are never perfectly round.

What we don’t want is aiming for a circle and producing a potato :).

In this post I will share how I practiced drawing circles for a week and my drawing results (like this freehand mandala design).

How I Practiced Drawing Circles

I used to think that I suck at drawing, because my circles were never round… But after some practice (just a couple of days), they got MUCH better!

First, I practiced lots of circles on graph paper. This develops the eye-hand necessary for drawing circles.

Here is a sample page:

Example of drawing lots of circles on graph paper

When I felt confident with circles on graph paper, I drew random circles on printer paper (folded in half) and colored around them. This created a fun doodling page! You can wait for a bus and practice your circles at the same time :).

Doodles with circles

Another fun way to practice circles is to create designs with them and use as coloring pages. The finished coloring can be a binder cover or a cute message card.

Below is an example of a design I did. The circles are not all perfect, ha. But it doesn’t matter!

Coloring page with circle designs

How I Practiced Drawing Believable Spheres

By the end of the week I was curious about how to make my circles look three-dimensional. Like a real head! I tried to draw curved lines over the surface, but they still didn’t look round :(.

What to do. … Use a reference!

How to draw believable spheres by using a reference ball

Then I used the ball to draw lots of circles at different angles.

Spheres exercise, perfect for learning to draw faces

This understanding of how to draw spheres will be VERY useful, when I get to drawing heads and faces. The axis show where the eyes and nose and mouth will go. No matter what the angle, I will be able to place the face correctly!

Techniques for Drawing Perfect Circles

When if comes to drawing circles, the biggest factor is “muscle memory”. Your hand needs to know how a circle feels and how your arm needs to move. So in one word: practice.

Second most important thing is being able to complete the circle in one motion. To achieve this, you need to be able to see the space where the circle will go. Move your paper around until you are confident that the circle will not be obstructed as you draw it, and that you have enough space for the hand to move.

Below are a few more tips:

Materials I Used

Here is a complete list of materials I used this week.

Drawing Time Diary

Monday, Nov 28: two sessions, 45 min, 1 hr
Tuesday, Nov 29: two sessions, 20 min, 40 min
Wednesday, Nov 30: two sessions, 45 min, 1hr
Thursday, Dec 1: one session, 35 min
Friday, Dec 2: one session, 1.5 hr
Saturday, Dec 3: no drawing 🙁
Sunday, Dec 4: one session, 30 min

Total drawing time: 7 hr 5 min

Draw basic shapes

Learn how to create shapes of various sizes in this short tutorial.

It couldn’t be easier to create and manipulate shapes in Adobe Illustrator. The best part is that they’re live shapes that remain editable with a drawing tool.

Create rectangles, squares, and diamond shapes

Select the Rectangle tool, and before starting, set your fill and stroke colors in the Properties panel.

Drag on the artboard to create a rectangle. Drag until you see a diagonal magenta line to create a perfect square. As you drag, you’ll notice an onscreen tooltip next to the pointer that shows the dimensions.

Move the pointer slightly away from the bounding box to see a curved arrow. Now drag to rotate your square to any angle; press Shift to constrain the rotation to 45° to create a diamond shape.

You can scale a shape by dragging any of the eight bounding box handles, and you can easily reset the rotation angle, change dimensions, and make other changes in the Transform section of the Properties panel (Window > Properties).

Create a triangle and other polygonal shapes

Now press and hold the Rectangle tool in the Toolbar to view other nested shape tools and select the Polygon tool.

One way to start a shape is to simply click on the artboard and enter the number of sides — for example, type 3 to create a triangle, or 5 to create a pentagon.

Change your shape’s dimensions by dragging the bounding box handles; press Shift while dragging to constrain proportions.

You can easily manipulate these shapes to create non-uniform polygons. Click outside so nothing is selected, and then use the Direct Selection tool to select a control point and drag to transform the shape.

Create a circle, oval, and organic shapes

Now select the Ellipse tool in the same set of nested tools and drag to create an oval of any size. Look for the magenta crosshairs to create a perfect circle. Alternatively, press Shift while dragging to make it a circle.

Click outside to deselect, and then use the Direct Selection tool to manipulate your elliptical shape to create organic variations to use in your designs.

Now that you’ve learned how to create a few simple shapes, practice your skills and use these foundational shapes to create more complex artwork.