Learn To Draw Pets

Presents step-by-step instructions for drawing more than twenty-five different pets and animals, including a bunny, chinchilla, gecko, kitten, hamster, and snake.

This award-winning series offers life-like pet drawing projects for younger children. Projects begin with basic shapes and progress to amazingly realistic finished drawings!

Frequently reissued with the same ISBN, but with slightly differing bibliographical details.

aProvides step-by-step instructions for drawing thirty different animals, including a parakeet, a mouse, a potbelly pig, and a hermit crab.

Provides step-by-step instructions for drawing and coloring over twenty-five familiar dog breeds, including beagles, Australian shepherds, poodles, and Rottweilers.

Pets are fun animals to play with, and they’re also fun animals to draw! Detailed, step-by-step instructions help budding artists learn to draw popular pets—from dogs and cats to iguanas and horses. Colorful illustrations help readers visualize what the finished drawings should look like, and a list of important supplies is included to introduce readers to common tools for artists, such as specific kinds of pencils and markers. Fun facts about each pet are included to educate as well as entertain.

Are you ready to draw . . . all kinds of pets? Dogs, cats, fish, birds, turtles, horses, and more? This book is for you! Young artists can draw more than 43 favorite pets by following easy, step-by-step, visual directions! Start with simple shapes, then follow the red lines in each step to complete each drawing. Trace over the extra outlines provided for practice and to build confidence. Kids can then use their new skills (and imagination) to draw their own pet pictures on the background pages throughout! Simple steps, great results! Ages 4 and up. Book measures 8-1/2'' wide x 11'' high. 48 pages.

With her unique perspective as both an artist and a veterinarian, Mari Suzuki provides step-by-step instruction on drawing animals that even beginners can grasp. In meticulous detail, she explores different animals' proportions, skeletal forms, musculature, and other physical fundamentals. While Suzuki includes an array of creatures--from pandas and penguins to kangaroos and elephants--dogs and cats provide the template, because of their availability and wide range of movements. Each project is done in pencil, giving the work a genuine figure-drawing feel.