How To Draw Animals: 300 Drawings of Sweet Pets, Exotic & Farm Friends, Fantasy Beings and other Amazing Creatures

by Emma Greene

Bring the Magic of Animal Drawing to Your Kids with this How to Draw Book Featuring 300 Creatures! Introduce your kid to a magical world of creativity with this easy-to-follow step-by-step how to draw book, designed to help kids meet and draw adorable animals and legendary fantasy creatures while boosting their sketching, imagination, and coloring skills. Features of this Simple Step-by-Step Instructions with clear directions, arrows, and illustrations, children can easily learn to draw a wide variety of cute and adorable animals Practice Space with a dedicated area for freehand drawing and experimenting Coloring Fun forafter drawing, when kids can color their creations, enhancing their artistic expression. A Perfect Gift for Kids to share moments of fun and creativity while joining them to explore the world of animals. Get this fantastic drawing book today and spark your child's imagination! When you buy this Spiral-bound book from "Live Free or Die!" on Amazon, we are letting you know that we, “Spiraling Freedom” are the ones doing the Spiral binding and not the author, publisher, or rights holder. This Spiral bound book was purchased from the rights holder as a paper bound book and we have professionally applied a Spiral binding for you! You can soon hold in your hands a fantastic, spiral bound book that is easy to handle and lays flat when opened, making it easy to write, draw, color, follow instructions or a recipe, or make study notes! If you have any questions about the Spiral binding, please contact us through our "Live Free or Die!" store front using the Amazon email system. Thank you! “Spiraling Freedom”

108 pages, Spiral-bound

Published October 12, 2024

Reviews

[Kathy Heare Watts · Rating 4 out of 5]

The How To Draw Animals: 300 Drawings of Sweet Pets, Exotic & Farm Friends, Fantasy Beings, and other Amazing Creatures | Book For Kids is a little more complicated than for younger children. I think it is geared more toward preteens and teenagers.

I believe a person has to have artistic talents to begin with and then it would be appropriate. I planned on giving this to an 11-year-old granddaughter, who, like her sisters, is artistic. Time will tell if this is helpful.