It's Fun To Draw Creepy Crawlies takes young budding artists on a journey exploring the fascinating world of bugs! Draw a bee buzzing around a beehive, a spider crawling across a web and a dragonfly hovering over a pond. With 'Splat-a-facts', which give information about what's being drawn, these books act as a creative spark, setting off your child's imagination so that they can confidently sketch and scribble a variety of creatures and objects in their own scenes.

Step-by-step instructions and illustrations on how to draw beastly animals.

Drawing a T-rex or a mermaid may be difficult for young children, but with this helpful guide, young artists will be able to put their imaginations on paper. Enchanting illustrations show readers each step in creating their own artwork. By combining simple shapes and lines, children are able to create a multitude of animals, creatures, and characters. This series also introduces different mediums and tools used in drawing, and well as basic drawing terms so the budding artist has a great foundational start.

A slimy step by step guide to drawing horrible stuff, like monsters and creepy crawlies.

Pictures and a short text spotlight an alphabet of small invertebrate animals--insects, spiders, slugs, etc.

Provides instructions on drawing a variety of insects, including caterpillars, beetles, and stink bugs. Who better to teach kids to draw creepy crawlies than the Icky Bug Man himself, Ralph Masiello? With simple, step-by-step instructions--and extra challenges for more experienced artists--this how-to book will have kids on their way to drawing bug-masterpieces.

Learn to draw using basic shapes! This book contains 120 fun-to-draw things, along with tons of variations to give you over 150 basic drawings to practice on. All of them are explained in 5 easy steps or less. Learn your shapes, colors, and how to follow directions!This is a collected version of all of my how to draw books, along with some updated graphics and a nice cover.Included volumes are:BirdsBugs & InsectsCreepy CrawliesFlowersFood & DrinksFruits & VeggiesHome & SchoolPets & Farm AnimalsPlants & FlowersSea CreaturesSeasonal & Holidays ItemsWild Animals

Drawing a horse just standing alone on the page is tricky enough, but with the help of this book you’ll not only be able to draw as many as you like, but you’ll master the art of horses in action—horses rearing up, kicking out, pulling a plow, running through a field, and so much more. You’ll learn how to draw rodeo horses and race horses, military horses and farm horses. With easy step-by-step instructions, kids can learn how to draw: A galloping horse A rolling horse A dressage horse A Shetland pony A pony family A pony in a stable And eight more! Each spread features a unique horse or pony illustration with unintimidating and easy-to-follow directions. New lines are always drawn in red so that kids can see how the drawing builds from step to step. Experiment with markers, crayons, scrap paper, paint, and more! Once little artists grow confident in their horse-drawing abilities, they can use the skills they learn from this book to create their own personal masterpieces! And while you learn how to draw horses, you may even discover a few horse facts you didn’t know. Perfect for anyone who has fallen in love with horses and wants to explore their artistic side!

You can get FREE bonus book. All the information you will find on the last page. Yes, ideas! Ideas are beginnings, and they can be very fundamental in the realization of greater things. And so, this book could not only be used to serve as a resource of ideas for all you artists around and those who have the advanced set of skills in drawing, but also for those who are trying to discover the artist in them and to find their path in the realm of drawing. So, you might be thinking why you see a lot of words and letters on this page and in this book, so to speak, when this is a book of drawing. Well, you see, artists don't always talk with their brush or pencil. Non-drawers aren't forbidden to read this book, or else, this would be ridiculous. So, this is for all who can see and read. This can be a beginner's book on drawing as a few basics are also found in here. But as the title suggests, this is also book of ideas. Ideas are like little drops of water that later brings forth streams and rivers that nourishes life, both inanimate and animate, like the flowers and the trees and the insects that dwell around. Simple lines and circles make up something that can either please the eye and the soul, but sometimes they can also upset. Insects can be fascinating but also creepy. So, as a matter of precaution, this book may not be appropriate for those who are entomophobic, or those who fear of insects a lot.For those who are not, drawing insects can be fun. And by art, which means an expression of creative skill and imagination, this book is by no means intended to urge you what to do or not to do or to help you make a copy of these little creepy-crawlies around you, but hope to contribute to your imagination a little of something, from which you can build your own idea or even inspire you to make your own.Drawing insects brings about the artist in you and at the same time, gets you in touch with science too. It could also be a mental exercise and a good way to communicate your ideas as well. In whatever way you use drawing for, there can always be an effect, more or less, in you as the artist and on the viewer as well. What You'll learn: - Drawing Basics - Simple and Basic Tips and Techniques - Understanding the Insect External Anatomy - Step-By-Step Drawing - Advance Topics - Benefits of Drawing With Ink Tags: how to draw insects, how to draw insects for kids, how to draw basics, how to draw animals, how to draw animals for adults, how to draw animals in simple steps, how to draw animals for kids, drawing with ink, drawing ink pens, drawing techniques book, beginner drawing books for adults, beginner drawing books for kids, insects books for kids.

Simple shapes make drawing bugs and critters fun and easy. Color-coded instructions feature shapes that combine to become spotted ladybugs, spiky hedgehogs, slithering snakes, and more. Back matter shows Crayola colors used in the drawings.