Editing GPS drawing (section)

=== Freehand ===
[[File:Freehand GPS Drawing by Michael Kutzner from Berlin, Germany.jpg|thumb|Freehand GPS Art, drawn by Michael Kutzner with running in Volkspark Friedrichshain, Berlin, Germany. 8,5 km]]
In freehand GPS drawing, an artist creates a shape on open ground, air, or water without following existing paths. This means the artist has to watch their progress in real time on their GPS device. Artists can run or cycle over open ground such as parks, fields, and car parks.  Artists in cars and other motor vehicles can draw shapes on large open areas such as deserts, airfields, and beaches.  Almost all artworks created by aircraft and watercraft use this technique as they are not restricted by human and [[physical geography]]. Freehand GPS drawing opens unlimited possibilities but without [[waypoint]]s and existing routes it is very easy to lose track of your progress and make mistakes.