How to Draw Books
Learning to draw cartoons shouldn't be stressful or confusing. It should be fun, easy, and AWESOME! And that is why this book exists ... because it teaches you TEN cartoon animals by telling TEN rhyming stories! So a UFO becomes a dog; TOAST becomes a gorilla; and a BUM becomes a cat! Follow the story, draw the steps, and you will have the basics for some awesome cartoons. From there, you can draw anything ... except maybe a peanut.
Do you like drawing cartoons? Do you like rhyming stories? Do you think upside-down bums are funny? Well then, this is the book for you! It has 10 rhyming stories that teach you how to draw 10 cartoons! For example, a bone becomes a bull; a mermaid becomes and elephant; a snowman becomes a penguin! It's hours of creative fun. So get drawing. Go. NOW!
Rhymes With Cartooning teaches you how to draw NINE awesome little cartoon animals. Not only that, it teaches you expressions, proportions, and all sorts of little cartooning tips and tricks. Not only not only that, it does it all by telling little rhyming stories. Whaaaaaat? It's true!!!!
Learn how to draw with the author of the How to Catch series, Adam Wallace. Cartoon animals are super fun to draw, especially when a pig starts as a toilet, an icy-pole becomes a koala, a zen yoga master becomes a squirrel, and two butt cheeks become a piranha! It's step by step drawing, it's fun, and it's achievable for kids of all ages!
Children LOVE drawing, but so many don't think they can draw ... which means this is the book for them AND YOU!!! Draw Incredible Beasts NOW shows, step-by-step, how to draw 7, count 'em SEVEN super amazing and incredible cartoon creatures, like unicorns, dragons, dinosaurs and more! Written and illustrated by worldwide best-selling children's author Adam Wallace, the instructions are all in rhyme. Not only that, they tell a little story! So the brontosaurus starts as a snake, the vampire bat starts as a pixie and the dragon has all sorts of words that rhyme with dragon! This book is a starting point, and as you and the kids gather the skills within, spread your wings and create brand new versions of the animals. Examples of ways to change expressions and more is at the end of each animal's set of instructions. So get a pencil, get some paper and get drawing!