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I Can Draw Animals
Ray Gibson, Amanda Barlow, Howard Allman
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 1998)Using large colorful photographs and step-by-step instructions, presents young children with ideas for drawing animals.
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You Can Draw
Kasia Dudziuk
language (Arcturus, Oct. 18, 2019)Find out how to draw lots of incredible things with this amazing, huge drawing book! From dolphins to dinosaurs, pirates to princesses and whales to witches, it's packed with fun and easy projects for kids to get stuck into. With lots of room to doodle, as well as handy tips to help develop skills, this book is the ultimate guide to drawing for little artists aged 4+.
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You Can Draw Animals
Parragon Books
Paperback (Parragon Books, Dec. 23, 2014)In this amazing Discovery book, there are over 100 cool creatures to draw, doodle and design! Your child can follow the clear steps or be inspired by the tips and techniques to try their own variations. They will also learn fun animal facts along the way!
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I Can Draw Animals
Tony Tallarico
Paperback (Little Simon, Aug. 1, 1996)Draw a menagerie of animals in easy-to-follow steps. Now anyone can learn to draw the fun way! Follow the easy step-by-step illustrations and watch simple shapes and lines turn into angry tigers, mischievous monkeys, majestic American eagles and many more lively creatures. Artists of all ages will enjoy hours of fun creating their own zooful of fascinating animals.
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You Can Draw Animals
Barbara Soloff Levy
Paperback (Dover Publications, June 2, 2003)This easy-to-follow drawing guide for kids offers step-by-step diagrams of more than 100 creatures. This compilation of four of Levy's popular books — How to Draw Animals, How to Draw Dinosaurs, How to Draw Insects, and How to Draw Aquarium Animals — shows how to draw wee squirrels, towering tyrannosaurs, and everything in between.
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I Can Draw Animals
Ray Gibson, Jenny Tyler, Amanda Barlow, Howard Allman
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2011)Children love drawing, but can become frustrated when their pictures do not turn out how they want. This award-winning book is packed with attractive drawings of animals, with very clear step-by-step picture instructions showing how to do them. Precise hand-control is not required, so even very young children will be able to achieve some delightful results. 32 pages.
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You Can Draw
Parragon Books
Paperback (Parragon Books, Aug. 30, 2013)You can draw the world's tallest hamburger! Dancing dogs! Race cars and rock stars, mustaches and monkeys, portraits and pizza Try over 100 fun and fresh drawing projects, with clear steps, tips, and techniques to inspire you, whatever your skill level.
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You Can Draw
Hinkler
Hardcover (APG Sales & Distribution, Jan. 1, 2015)A step-by-step guide through the drawing process with information on materials, clear instructions with diagrams, plus heaps of helpful artist s tips. With 8 books in one, this is the ultimate drawing guide.
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You Can Draw Zoo Animals
Jannie Ho
Library Binding (Picture Window Books, Dec. 1, 2010)Do you love animals? Then check out this book, where you can learn to draw roaring lions, crazy monkeys, or giant elephants. You'll have lots of fun being an artist!
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You Can Draw
Damien Toll
Spiral-bound (Hinkler Books, Feb. 1, 2006)Guides you step-by-step through the drawing process, building skills from the beginning. Includes information on what sorts of materials to use, instructions with diagrams, and helpful artist's tips.
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I Can Draw Animals
Ray Gibson
Library Binding (Edc Pub, Jan. 1, 1998)-- An imaginative and colorful series of craft and activity books for very young children-- Each idea uses quick and easy techniques, ideal for little fingers!
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I Can Draw Animals
Darwin Adams
language (FastForward Publishing, July 12, 2014)With I Can Draw Animals, You'll be amazed at how quickly someone with limited drawing skills can create fun drawings of Lions, dogs, horses, and more. With a few circles and other common shapes, the easy-to-follow line illustrations make it easy for anyone to draw with confidence.The simple, step-by-step diagrams show children and other beginners how simple it is to create fun and recognizable animals. And, in the process, novice artists will learn the basics of developing shapes and proportions.Because this process is so easy to follow and because the results are so immediate, many parents like draw along with their children. The child will have a great time drawing and the parent will learn some new things, too.To sum up, this book is good for:1. hours of fun2. building confidence3. sharpening fine motor skills4. learning to draw5. sharing at family time