Books with title "Kids Draw Dogs, Puppies and Wolves"

Dogs, puppies, and wolves are among the most popular subjects in comic strips, animation, and children's book illustration—now kids age 6 and up can learn to draw canines of all sorts with these fun, easy-to-follow lessons from a master cartoonist and teacher. Roly-poly pups, villainous wolves, shaggy sheepdogs, and more tumble through the dynamic, kid-friendly pages, all age-appropriate with younger reading levels. Easy-to-follow step-by-steps teach kids to draw canines in repose, walking, and running, in a variety of situations and with a range of facial expressions. Spreads are easy to follow and fun to look at, guaranteed to charm a new generation of cartoonists!

Illustrated with * 100 pictures of cute puppies, dogs and kids* Includes a Flash Fiction Story, One Good Turn Deserves Another.Cute Puppies, Dogs and Kids (Illustrated) 100 Pictures And a Cute Dog StorybyAnonymousCompiled by Ken StilesOne Good Turn Deserves Another. “Mother, may we go out and buy some sweets? " asked Lily, one day. “You and Ted? Very well,” said Mrs. Stewart, smiling, “only don’t be gone too long.” Off they scampered, and in a few minutes were on their way to the shop. Lily was about eleven, and Ted was a year or so younger. They were a merry couple, and often caused some of their elders to wonder “what those two would be up to next.” They had to pass a pond, where on fine summer days many an exciting adventure had taken place; for they would spend an hour at a time sending their ships on voyages from side to side. There was nobody at the pond just then, except a big boy on the opposite bank. “What is he doing?" asked Ted. “Let’s walk around and see,” said Lily; “it won’t take long.” So they bent their steps in his direction. “Why, I believe he’s tying something up!” said Lily. “Whatever is it?” As they drew nearer, they discovered that the boy was holding a little dog, while he was trying to fasten...