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Reviewer: A reader from St. Petersburg, FL October 15, 1999 My
five year old has, in one week, gone from frustration at being unable to draw
Pokemon characters to drawing recognizable figures. A great investment, imo, and
a fabulous way for her to learn basic artistic principles. The only caveat is
that there is a general lack of "easy" figures; however, the age-old
"start with circles" technique is relatively easy for children of any
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 The Kids' Multicultural Art
Book : Art & Craft Experiences from Around the World by Alexandra M. Terzian List Price: $12.95 Our Price: $10.36 You Save: $2.59 (20%) An exciting hands-on feast of multicultural art and craft experiences. With this book, children learn by doing--reaching across continents with paper, paste, and paints, while developing basic sensibilities about the wondrous cultures of others. Over 400 outstanding how-to illustrations. Purchase This Item |
 Draw the Marvel Comics Super
Heroes List Price: $14.95 Our Price: $10.47 You Save: $4.48 (30%) Draw the Marvel Super Heroes is a working toolbook. It's meant to be drawn in, colored over and read. There are tips and pointers on every page--written by the Marvel pros themselves. Packaged with each copy are all the needed tools--a pencil and four double-nibbed color markers, stored in a bound-on zippered vinyl pouch. Purchase This Item |
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 Ecoart! : Earth-Friendly Art and Craft Experiences for 3-To 9-Year-Olds by Laurie Carlson, Loretta T. Braren (Illustrator) List Price: $12.95 Our Price: $10.36 You Save: $2.59 (20%) The bestselling author of Kids Create! combines her intuitive sense of each child's need for self-expression and interaction with nature with her wealth of imaginative experiences. All the projects use recyclable, reusable, household materials and/or items found in nature. Purchase This Item |
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Great art program for teachers, children and adults! Reviewer:
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 Draw 3-D : A Step by Step Guide
to Perspective Drawing by D. C. Dubosque List Price: $8.95 Our Price: $7.16 Provides instructions for making perspective drawings. Reviewer: A reader from Indiana September 23, 1999 I bought three beginning drawing books for my 9 year old, and this one was his favorite (one on how to draw cartoons was a close second). The first exercise, which is to spell out your name using 3-D letters, caught his interest right away, and he's been back to the book several times on his own initiative. Purchase This Item |
by Gail Gibbons (Illustrator) Price: $6.25 Editorial Reviews From Booklist Ages 4^-8. Simplicity and clarity are the hallmarks of Gibbons' latest offering. Illustrations with clean lines and bright colors set against textured handmade papers show the tools and supplies of drawing and painting, the primary and secondary colors, and junior van Goghs in the act of artistic expression. The organization is logical, proceeding from the familiar to the less so (i.e., "paper" before "palette"), and the straightforward text combines boldface headings, captions, and succinct descriptions. The topic is a natural for most kids, and the treatment is solid. Julie Corsaro -- |
 A Color Sampler
by Kathleen Westray (Illustrator) List Price: $14.95 Our Price: $10.47 You Save: $4.48 (30%) From Horn Book Even adding a little color theory at the end, the book teaches colors and explores mixing them. Each illustration takes its design from a traditional patchwork-quilt pattern, which is named on the final page. The square pages show colors and text in a clean design with plenty of white space. A fine book to grow with. -- Copyright © 1994 The Horn Book, Inc. All rights reserved. Purchase This Item |
Exploring Colored Pencil by Sandra McFall Angelo Price: $20.76 You Save: $5.19 |
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Watercolor
for the Artistically Undiscovered/Book and Paint Set 
How
to Draw Pokemon : Gotta Catch 'Em All! 
In
the Paint 
Mark
Kistler's Draw Squad 
Learn
to Draw Now 
The Art Box 