Pets are fun animals to play with, and they’re also fun animals to draw! Detailed, step-by-step instructions help budding artists learn to draw popular pets—from dogs and cats to iguanas and horses. Colorful illustrations help readers visualize what the finished drawings should look like, and a list of important supplies is included to introduce readers to common tools for artists, such as specific kinds of pencils and markers. Fun facts about each pet are included to educate as well as entertain.

Presents step-by-step instructions and general tips for drawing different types of pets.

How to Draw Animals, Stroke by Stroke! Books on drawing animals often leave beginning artists feeling frustrated. Does the following scenario sound familiar: You're drawn in by the beautiful final images of a drawing book for beginners, but when you go through the steps of drawing your fist animal project you realize there are lots of missing strokes to get you from one step to the next. Alas! Not with this book! In this true beginner's guide to drawing pets, not only do you get a variety of 50 animals to learn how to draw, you get them in a leveled progression that start super easy and then gradually advance as you progress through the book. You also get super clear instruction with color strokes to show you exactly what's different from one step to the next. Here's just a sampling of the 50 animals you'll learn how to draw: - Dogs (8 breeds) - Cats (5 breeds) - Horses (5 breeds) - Birds (6 varieties) - Fish (4 varieties) - Turtle - Hamster - Guinea pig - Gecko - Llama - Hedgehog - Ferret - Plus an adorable puppy, kitten, and baby chick

Frequently reissued with the same ISBN, but with slightly differing bibliographical details.

"A comprehensive guide to quick sketching of landscapes. 5 Minute Sketching-Landscapes is about drawing what you see, mostly in settings away from the "modern world." It's especially appropriate for travelers. There are 60 exercises for new and aspiring artists which can be done in any number of locations and as often as desired. All will help to hone skills, increase speed, and help to promote a daily drawing routine. Sketchers will learn how look at a scene and deconstruct its elements quickly - for example, see natural features as colored geometric shapes; locate the source of light; divide the scene into planes (e.g., close, mid, far) for accurate perspective and color values; and note landmarks that support their observations. Readers will build an instinctive focus that pays off in speed and results. Experienced artists will refresh their skills, eliminate bad habits, and discover new ways of seeing. Landscapes, of course, feature color, and this is covered in some detail and with expert guidance thro.

"Step-by-step instructions and sketches show how to draw a variety of pets"--

Provides step-by-step instructions for drawing fourteen pets and farm animals, including a dog, rabbit, pig, cow, and turtle.

This little book ispacked with step-by-step stick pets for children to try. Kids can learn how todraw dogs, cats, tortoises and much more as they fill the pages with their ownstick-art scenes. Illustrations: Full colourthroughout

aProvides step-by-step instructions for drawing thirty different animals, including a parakeet, a mouse, a potbelly pig, and a hermit crab.

Using simple shapes, Ed Emberley shows would-be artists how to draw a variety of animals, including lions, frogs, mice, birds, dragons, and more! This classic book is packed with cool things that kids-and not a few adults-really want to draw. Easy and fun, the book provides hours of art-full entertainment.