Age
8+
Grade
3-4
The Editors of Klutz
How to Draw Funny: Give Your Doodles A Comic Twist
Spiral-bound
(Klutz April 15, 2009)
, Pck Spi edition
Friendly instructions show how to draw comics and find your inner funny. With this draw-right-in-it book, use the training wheels inside to illustrate sound effects, create action and energy, accentuate and exaggerate the ridiculous basically, how to get the laughs. The book comes with a mechanical pencil, a white eraser, three dual-tipped markers in various tones of gray and black, and easy-to-trace templates of essential comic shapes like speech bubbles, bursts, bonks, and bings all essential tools for drawing funny.
Comes With: 3 bi-point markers, mechanical pencil, eraser
Create wonderful things Be good Have fun
- Series
- Klutz
- ISBN
- 1591746493 / 9781591746492
- Pages
- 40
- Weight
- 10.6 oz.
- Dimensions
- 7.5 x 0.5 in.
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