How to Draw Almost Everything Volume 2: An Illustrated Sourcebook

An amazing way to learn a new skill and build up your drawing skills. This book has very easy to use guides on drawing many cute things using simple shapes. A lot of the drawings have a kawaii style which my 10 year old found very appealing. They are quirky, cute and fun to draw. I loved how the book was broken up into different sections such as Animals, Food, People and many more making it easy to find the drawing you want to use easily. Both myself and my daughter found the techniques easy to follow and we produced some great drawings by using this book.

How to draw...the title says it all,even complete unhandy "artists" like myself manage to draw a reasonable recognizable dog,flower,plate of food... The layout is absolutely spot on with it's very clear lines and bright colours. Don't expect to emerge as a new Rembrandt but if your are looking for some good fun with a couple of crayons then this is a good choice!

I love this book so much that I already ordered a copy along with some of the recommended pens. How to Draw Everything is a fun-filled, extremely appealing and inspiring book. If that’s not enough, it will actually teach you how to draw and provide you with tons of ideas. In fact, you will never be able to say “I don’t know what to draw” if you have this book in your possession! The book is very cute with all sorts of little colored drawings throughout and is very consistent in showing the required steps. The emphasis is on basic shapes, which begin nearly every drawing. Some of the drawings are just adorable like a deer in a dress, a giraffe with a scarf and a dog with an umbrella! How to Draw Everything benefits from having six authors that are illustrators and have formal education. After a brief review of pens, lines, color, basic shapes, and perspective plus some warm-up exercises, it’s time to start drawing. The book is divided into 5 sections - (1) Animals, (2) People, (3) Everyday Objects, (4) Patterns & Borders, and (5) Holidays & Seasonal. Each section is further divided into lessons ranging in number from 3 to 14. Also, there are a few special lessons in each section, many of which show you how to make your drawings unique. Between the lessons and special lessons, there is a grand total of 47, which should keep you busy for awhile. The Animals and Everyday Objects are the largest sections with each including the most things to draw and the majority of lessons. Animals includes some unusual ones like an otter, chameleon, alpaca, woodpecker, and mysterious creatures. Everyday Objects include food, vehicles, flowers and household objects like scissors and a piano. The Holiday and Seasonal section would be perfect for making cards and drawing messages. The book closes with an inspiration gallery. I highly recommend this book if you want to learn how to draw “almost everything” and have fun doing it!

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I was pleasantly surprised when I got this book, it is thicker than I first thought and it had more than I had hoped for. It gives you lots of ideas how to learn to draw almost everything, animals, people and things. What is so nice is they have a section teaching you how to make borders and different kind of messages for events and announcement. It's a nice size book that you can carry around everywhere with you. I would recommend for anyone who want to learn to draw

I was so excited to receive this book. It arrived on time and in excellent condition. Can't wait to start learning t draw