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How to Draw

How to Draw Everything for Kids, Pink Edition

300 Step-by-Step Drawings of Cute Characters, Animals, Food, Magical Objects, Gifts, and Much More!

300 step-by-step drawings of kittens, unicorns, mermaids, castles and sweet treats, for kids who love magic and cute things.

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  • Ages6+
  • Pages121
  • Size8.5 × 11 in
Book details
ISBN (paperback)
9791255532668
Ages
6+
Pages
121
Size
8.5 × 11 in (21.6 × 27.9 cm)
Language
English
Series
How to Draw
Publisher
Special Art Books

Distributed to the trade by Ingram: bookstores can order it with the ISBN.

ISBN 9791255532668

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Inside the book

Inside How to Draw Everything

For kids who love to draw, from their very first lines.

How to Draw Everything for Kids, pink cover, next to the words: Fill your child’s imagination with magic and fun! The perfect gift for any occasion.
The perfect gift for young artists

Imagination, magic and fun

300 step-by-step drawings of cute characters, animals, food, magical objects, gifts and much more. A gift for any occasion, at home or on vacation.

The book open at the flamingo, peacock and elephant, with three notes: 300 step-by-step drawings, extra space for more creativity, coloring fun for finished art.
300 step-by-step drawings, with space to practice

One step at a time

Each drawing grows from a few lines to the finished picture, with extra space to practice and the fun of coloring it at the end.

Creative and fun: pages with the flying broomstick, haunted mansion, high heels, winter scarf, watermelon slice, pancakes, bubble tea and donut, step by step.

From broomsticks to bubble tea

A flying broomstick, a haunted mansion, high heels, a party hat, pancakes, a donut, cotton candy: every page is a new little challenge.

Playful themes that spark artistic expression: the Holiday and Festive Characters chapter, with Santa Claus, a Christmas tree and a snowman, among clouds with the other themes.

Playful themes

Flowers, nature and cute objects, fashion and accessories, cute home and cozy life, holiday and celebration characters like Santa and the snowman.

Draw, color, and giggle together: a smiling girl sits cross-legged holding the pink book.
Draw, color and giggle together

With friends and family

Perfect for drawing with friends and family, on special days or ordinary ones.

Why young artists love it

  • Easy steps, real results

    Easy-to-follow guides turn fluffy kittens, unicorns and enchanted castles into drawings kids can finish on their own.

  • A world of magic

    Mermaids, fairy wands, tiaras and fantasy characters that spark storytelling and imagination.

  • Space to practice, then color

    Extra space on the page to try again, and finished drawings ready to color.

  • Draw together

    Draw, color and giggle together with friends and family, on special days or ordinary ones.

The perfect gift for any occasion, at home or on vacation.

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On Amazon in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. Bookstores and libraries can order it through Ingram with the ISBN, which you’ll find in Book details.

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