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Books in Kids Can Draw series

  • Kids Draw Big Book of Everything Manga

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, Feb. 3, 2009)
    All manga, all the time, all the Chris Hart way! • Bumper book of 256 manga-packed pages • Learn to draw manga, step by step • One gigantic celebration of manga mania Kids are drawn to manga like magnets, and Christopher Hart's manga books are among the hottest sellers of all books, with more than 2.5 million copies in print. Now Watson-Guptill has gathered Hart's four best-selling Kids Draw books and combined them into one giant manga book. If they're out there in the world of manga, they're in here: cute little critters, sophisticated heroes, witches and wizards, magical boys and magical girls, and everything else manga! Each character is drawn in clear step-by-steps, so young artists can easily follow along. At just 19.95 dollars, Kids Draw Big Book of Everything Manga is one big bundle of manga-drawing fun for one, low price.
  • Making Amazing Art

    Sandi Henry

    Paperback (WorthyKids, June 1, 2007)
    This book is suitable for ages 7 to 13 years. Sandi Henry introduces children to the seven basic elements of design that will help them to take a piece of art from " That`s Nice" to " Wow! " . These elements - line, shape, form, colour, value, texture, and space - are the building blocks that all artists use to create works from drawings and paintings to weaving and sculpture. Readers will see examples of how children their own age use elements of design in their work. And they will meet classic masters and contemporary artists whose individual works are based upon these same design techniques. It features: Grid Drawing - using a grid to divide images into smaller parts to reproduce a photograph or painting; Cut-out Collage - using free-form shapes cut from construction paper to create a colourful collage; Texture Rubbing - using the bumps, grooves, lines and other patterns to add interesting visual texture to artwork; Complementary Colour Puzzle - cutting and gluing shapes of complementary colours to create a striking abstract design; and, Supersize It! - Using a papier-mache to create an enlarged version of a common object.
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  • Super Science Concoctions: 50 Mysterious Mixtures for Fabulous Fun

    Jill F. Hauser

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Aug. 24, 2007)
    Fizz, gurgle, bubble, and brew! Hours of outrageous science fun await kids with Jill Hauser's incredible science concoctions. Kids explore a world of amazing science--from capillary action to liquid density to emulsions to plastics--all while making magical mixtures they concoct themselves! * Over 50 safe inexpensive science mixtures, using household ingredients, encourage kids to discover and think creatively. *Explore density with hovering veggies, explode colors in milk to learn about molecular movement, and cross-link polymers to make plastic blobber. *Concoct sticky water, gooblek, jigglin' gelatin worms, lava, liquid lasagna, and creepy water ghosts. Simple experiments with spectacular results make the wonder of science accessible to every child.
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  • Kids Can Draw Favorite Pets

    Philippe Legendre

    Paperback (Walter Foster Pub, Jan. 1, 1997)
    A ChildÂ’s First Drawing Book With this simple teaching method, every child can learn to draw! Designed as a childÂ’s first art series, Kids Can Draw will help any child learn the basics of drawing. ItÂ’s as easy as drawing a triangle, circle, or square. By starting with these basic shapes, your child can create a dog, cat, rabbit, or any favorite pet. The Kids Can Draw method provided a fun, effective way for your child to learn basic drawing skills and achieve amazing results.
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  • "Kids Draw Knights, Kings, Queens and Dragons"

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, May 1, 2001)
    A child's guide to drawing knights, kings, queens and dragons. It contains step-by-step instructions and the lessons progress incrementally, starting with the basic head shape and anatomy and continuing through a wide range of stretching and action poses and with a variety of facial expressions. The volume also discusses how to infuse drawings with personality to make figures come to life.
  • Kids Can Draw the Circus

    Philippe Legendre

    Paperback (Walter Foster Pub, Jan. 1, 1997)
    A ChildÂ’s First Drawing Book With this simple teaching method, every child can learn to draw! Designed as a childÂ’s first art series, Kids Can Draw will help any child learn the basics of drawing. ItÂ’s as easy as drawing a triangle, circle, or square. By starting with these basic shapes, your child can create clown, circus horse, trapeze artist, or anything at the circus. The Kids Can Draw method provided a fun, effective way for your child to learn basic drawing skills and achieve amazing results.
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  • Kids Can Draw African Animals

    Philippe Legendre

    Paperback (Walter Foster Pub, Jan. 1, 1997)
    A ChildÂ’s First Drawing Book With this simple teaching method, every child can learn to draw! Designed as a childÂ’s first art series, Kids Can Draw will help any child learn the basics of drawing. ItÂ’s as easy as drawing a triangle, circle, or square. By starting with these basic shapes, your child can create a crocodile, elephant, lion, or any African animal. The Kids Can Draw method provided a fun, effective way for your child to learn basic drawing skills and achieve amazing results.
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  • Kids Can Draw the Ocean

    Philippe Legendre

    Paperback (Walter Foster Publishing, March 15, 1997)
    Kids Can Draw the Ocean (Kids Can Draw series #5)
  • Kids Draw Anime

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, Oct. 1, 2002)
    Interest in anime and manga—the arts of Japanese animation and comics—is exploding in the US children’s market. Pokémon, Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, and Sailor Moon are just a few of the anime phenomena delighting kids ages 4–12. Kids Draw Anime, the eighth book in the popular Kids Draw series, is the first book specifically designed to teach kids 6–12 how to draw the popular anime style themselves. Focusing on shõjo- and shõnen-style anime, the book teaches the familiar “big eye” look, in which characters are drawn cute and young as opposed to the angular, dramatic characters of -oriented styles.Young artists will find a complete introduction to anime style, taught with engaging text and full-color art. Dozens of fun, hands-on lessons demonstrate how to draw heads, eyes, expressions, hairstyles, the basic body, hands and shoes, good guys and bad guys, goofy characters, fantasy characters, robots, and much more. As in all Kids Draw books, each dazzling spread is easy to follow, fun to look at, and guaranteed to charm a new generation of artists!• Anime is a multi-billion dollar industry in the US alone• Offers age-appropriate instruction and illustration• Continues the wildly successful Kids Draw series
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  • I Can Draw People

    Toby Reynolds, Grace Sanford

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Even the most practiced artists often have difficulty capturing other people on paper. Drawing humans can be hard, but it doesn't have to be. With the help of this enlightening book, aspiring artists of all ages can learn simple and effective techniques for drawing people. Vibrant illustrations correlate closely with the simple, easy-to-follow instructions, making it easy for readers to follow along and create their own unique masterpieces. Readers and artists of many skill levels are sure to love this innovative guide.
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  • The Kids' Multicultural Art Book: Art & Craft Experiences from Around the World

    Alexandra Michaels

    Paperback (WorthyKids, July 24, 2008)
    This book is suitable for ages 3 to 9 years. In these pages, children can explore roots, rhythms, and traditions from all corners of the earth while crafting their own art and artifacts. From Kachina dolls of the American Southwest to worry dolls from Central America to Egyptian paper beads, these crafts reveal details about cultures across the world. Step-by-step instructions are included for fifty projects, including: Korhogo Mud Cloth and Wodaabe Mirror Pouch from Africa; Chippewa Dream Catcher and Inuit Finger Masks of the Native Americans of North America; Japanese Kokeshi Doll and Thai Hanging Owl from Asia; and Mexican Folk Art Tree of Life and Guatemalan Green Toad Bank from Mexico and Central America.
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  • Kids Can Draw Dinosaurs

    Philippe Legendre

    Paperback (Walter Foster Pub, Jan. 1, 1997)
    A ChildÂ’s First Drawing Book With this simple teaching method, every child can learn to draw! Designed as a childÂ’s first art series, Kids Can Draw will help any child learn the basics of drawing. ItÂ’s as easy as drawing a triangle, circle, or square. By starting with these basic shapes, your child can create a stegosaurus, tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops, or any dinosaur. The Kids Can Draw method provided a fun, effective way for your child to learn basic drawing skills and achieve amazing results.
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