How to Draw Everything for Beginners - A step-by-step guide to drawing everything you ever wanted to including animals cars backgrounds 3owers butterflies superheroes ballerinas and 3D objects
James P. Manning
Maison d'édition: Ridgeman Mental Health Books
Synopsis
How to Draw Everything for Beginners Unlock your child’s creativity and watch their confidence grow with How to Draw Everything for Beginners! Imagine this: Your child running up to you, bursting with excitement, eager to show off their latest drawing. What could be more rewarding than sharing in their joy and creativity? This book is more than just a guide to drawing—it’s a gateway to priceless shared experiences and meaningful moments. Dr. James P. Manning, an award-winning author known for his straightforward and accessible teaching style, has created this guide specifically for children aged 7 to 11. Designed to make drawing fun and frustration-free, this book includes everything your child needs to succeed. Through engaging step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, and linked video tutorials, your child can develop their artistic skills at their own pace. What’s inside this book? This is not your typical “open-any-page-and-draw” book. Each chapter is progressive, gradually increasing in complexity so that your child builds skills and confidence with every new drawing. Early chapters focus on mastering basic shapes like circles, triangles, and squares, while later chapters explore more advanced techniques like layering, perspective, and drawing in 3D. Along the way, your child will learn to draw a variety of subjects, from animals and flowers to desserts, wizards, and cartoon characters. Here’s a chapter-by-chapter breakdown: Chapters 1–5: Introduce basic shapes (circles, triangles, squares) and their use in simple, imaginative drawings. Chapters 6–7: Combine shapes, explore profiles, and practice curved lines to draw more intricate objects like trains and flowers. Chapters 8–10: Develop cartooning skills with fun drawings of animals, bears, elves, and family pets. Chapters 11–12: Expand into advanced topics like perspective, 3D drawing, and creating realistic scenes. Chapter 13: Learn to draw 3D letters and shapes. Chapter 14: Bring it all together with large-scale projects that use every skill learned throughout the book. How does this book stand out? This guide is designed with your child’s success in mind. By focusing on complexity rather than subject matter, it keeps kids engaged with a variety of topics while ensuring they build on foundational skills. This approach helps foster a sense of accomplishment and encourages them to return to the book as their abilities grow. Multiple formats to enhance learning Every child learns differently, and this book caters to a range of learning styles: Visual Guides: Step-by-step image construction provides a clear visual roadmap. Written Instructions: Detailed explanations accompany each step for children who prefer reading. Video Tutorials: Linked videos feature a real person guiding your child through the drawing process, adding a sense of interaction. The book includes 40 downloadable templates, ranging from graph and grid paper to creative drawing aids. These templates are perfect for children who want additional tools to refine their skills. A glossary and definitions of new terms are also provided, ensuring your child learns and understands every step. Emotional support for young artists Learning to draw can be an emotional journey, filled with challenges like frustration or self-doubt. This book provides practical strategies to help your child manage their emotions and stay motivated. It emphasizes that mistakes are a natural part of learning and offers advice for parents to support their child throughout the process.
Disponible depuis: 01/01/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 150 pages.
