Books with title How to Draw Knights and Castles

This colorful, fun, activity books gives boys and girls the chance to learn to draw—by delving into the world of castles and knights and jousting and archer. Kids and parents can unplug and have fun!It’s time to journey back to medieval times—when brave knights in shiny suits of armor gallantly protected castles. For every child who loves knights and castles, this is the perfect book to fuel that interest. It’s packed with simple step-by-step illustrations and tips for coloring a variety of valiant knights and towering castles, including:Castle guardsNorman knightsArchersHawkbury CastleArabian knightsSpearmenJousting tentsAnd seven more!With these simple and playful illustrations, kids will be able to draw their own medieval scenes in no time!

In the Middle Ages, knights were highly respected members of the warrior class who swore to protect the king. This volume takes readers back in time and explores the many aspects of a knight’s life and how to put their chivalrous deeds on paper. Swords, shields, and horses are broken down into simple shapes and accompanied by step-by-step instructions. Perspective and shading are explained in easy to understand terms.

Step onto a pirate ship or a medieval kingdom with this group of swashbucklers and knights in shining armor. Step-by-step instructions and illustrations are easy and fun to follow, and children will be entertained by fun facts about pirates who roamed the open seas and brave knights who fought with honor. Kids will learn how to draw all types of peg-legged, parrot-loving pirates including: Scurvy Jim and his treasure chestCaptain Clunk with a parrot on his shoulderSharkbait George with his telescope And kids will learn how to create their own medieval kingdoms with grand castles and jousting, battling knights including: Engleford CastleCastle GuardMace Knight In It's Fun to Draw Knights, Castles, and Pirates, Mark Bergin provides easy tips for using watercolors, crayons, pens, and collage to create some of the meanest pirates and noblest knights in the land. So raise your banners and hoist the anchor and get those young artists excited about drawing their very own pirates, knights, and castles! This drawing/activity book is aimed at 4–8-year-old children and boasts many easy step-by-step instructions, making this a book that any child can work on with or without adult supervision. Perfect for preschool classrooms or to take on a family trip.

TRavel back in time and explore the medieval world! Deals with a particularly exciting period in mid-evil history; Northwest Europe at about 1240. This is the time when the experience of the crusades was breaking up the old social order; when towns were growing and nations developing. The crusaders had brought back revolutionary new ideas about warfare; castle building; and chivalry; and the knightly class was still a power -- though this would change soon It is a time which gave rise to some of our best ideas and most stirring stories.