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Encyclopedia > Sketches

A sketch is a drawing or other composition that is not intended as a finished work. Sketches usually serve to store ideas for later use. In a similar manner, the word can be used to indicate an impression of something, as in the title to Miles Davis's album Sketches of Spain.


See also: study (drawing), doodle


Nickname of Chris Hawkins; Creator of PCIS Studios and Owner of Roland's Cavern


A sketch is a series of short comedic performances; see sketch comedy.


Sketch, now called Skencil is a vector-based graphics program, released under the GNU Free License.


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sketch: Information from Answers.com (442 words)
A sketch is a rapidly executed freehand drawing that is not intended as a finished work, often consisting of a multitude of overlapping lines.
Sketches are inexpensive and allow the artist to try out different ideas before committing to an expensive and time consuming painting or fresco.
Graphite pencils being a relatively new invention, the artists of the Renaissance made sketches using a silver stylus on specially prepared paper (known as silverpoint), with results similar to a modern pencil sketch, or used charcoal, chalk, or pen-and-ink.
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