


You'll no longer be able to continue drawing, like you would if it were pen and paper. Release the mouseĪs soon as you release your mouse, the drawing will be finished. Here's the strange shape I chose to draw (don't ask me what it is): 3. That's okay, you do get a chance to tweak and sculpt your drawing later - as well as adjust the line coloring, width, fill color, and more. Admittedly, this isn't the most intuitive thing in the world and your drawings probably won't look like they do on paper. It looks like a scribble and is aptly named 'Scribble.'Ĭlick and hold down your mouse to draw. Under the 'Lines' options, select the very last button. From there, select 'Shapes.' A drop-down menu will appear. It can be an empty document or it can be filled with an essay - you can draw over words if you want. Click the 'Shapes' button and select 'Scribble' Tip: Learn how to find and replace in Word!ġ. I also include some formatting and editing tips and tricks to consider. Go to the 'Shape Format' tab to edit your shapeįor all my visual learners in the house, follow along as I go through the drawing process step-by-step.Release the mouse when you've finished drawing.Click and hold down your mouse to draw the shape you want.In the 'Insert tab,' click the 'Shapes' button, and in the drop-down menu select 'Scribble'.
