Pocketdoodles For Young Artists

Pocketdoodles for Artists inspires creativity by helping readers make their own comic strips, build skyscrapers, invent new machines, design delicious new recipes, and draw their very own masterpieces. The sky's the limit!

Everybody loves critters—the big cats at the zoo, the elephants at the circus, the talking animals in your favorite children’s story, and especially your own beloved pet kitty, mutt, parakeet, hamster, or iguana. Here’s your chance to doodle your very own menagerie of animals, real and imagined, with prompts that are guaranteed to amuse, inform, and entertain for hours on end.

Take a journey through Chicago with stops at Wrigley Field, the Adler Planetarium, and the Field Museum. See the city from an incredible vantage point on a skyscraper in the Loop, wander through the shops in the Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue, and don't forget to pick up a loaded hot dog while you're out. Anna Lewis is an author and award-winning toy inventor. Through her company, Ideasplash, she gets kids thinking creatively. Anna makes Chicago her home. Daniel Chaffin has been a chronic doodler since childhood. Today, you might find Daniel in North Carolina with his wife and son, drawing all over their stuff.

Your ticket to everything from amusement parks and concerts to beach parties, red-carpet ceremonies, and shopping! Explore a movie studio, add exhibits to museums of wax celebrities or world-record holders, discover the past at the La Brea Tar Pits, and join street performers as you wander the streets of this iconic city.

A playful pocket guide for doodling, imagining, and coloring outside the lines!Pocketdoodles is the perfect pocket-sized guide for drawing, doodling, coloring, and thinking. Best-selling author Bill Zimmerman invites doodlers of all ages to not only to draw but to be inspired to stretch their imaginations and take their minds on a mini-vacation. Take a moment from the busy day to be playful with activities and ideas that entertain the creative muse. Doodle your way to a new hotrod, a new outfit, or a different body, or draw a picture of your favorite place or fantasize about your favorite pastime. You want it-do it yourself by getting your doodle groove moving and soon you'll be smiling your way to a happy day!

Jam-packed with cool ideas and kooky illustrations, Pocketdoodles for Boys invites readers to design a roller coaster, turn a beauty queen into a flesh-eating zombie, create their very own masterpieces, and so much more! Filled with furballs, oddballs, and everything in between, this book will have every boy drawing with delight. Inside are interactive picture and word prompts that will encourage youngsters (and adults) to write, doodle, draw and color on the pages. For example, you'll find storyline doodle pages on which you are given picture elements and instructions on how to complete the drawings. With 272 pages, there's always a new idea for drawing and dreaming! Doodling Prompts Include: Sleepwalker: Draw the weird place this sleepwalker ended up! Draw-A-Bus: Draw the school bus driver. Superhero: Draw yourself as a superhero with really cool powers! Water: Draw scary fish in this fish tank! Puke Park: Draw all the people getting sick on this roller coaster! Cave kid: Draw yourself as a prehistoric caveman.

In Pocketdoodles for Girls, Anita Wood gets girls doodling as only a girl can–about boys, clothes, sleepovers, friends, road trips, dreams, and more! Inside this fun activity book are interactive picture and word prompts that will encourage youngsters (and adults) to write, doodle, draw, and color on the pages. Kids will love the doodle pages with accompanying instructions and suggestions on how to complete the drawings. Pocketdoodles for Girls is a great way for kids to explore their creativity and art skills. With more than 250 pages of doodling and writing prompts, girls are guided through a fun world where only girls are allowed.

One of a new series of pocket art activity books. Evidence suggests that doodling isn't the result of an idle mind but in fact a keen one as doodling has been proven to increase the attention span. Most doodle books are large desktop type books that don't encourage spontaneity. Doodling should be done in pockets of time - when you are commuting, travelling, waiting for a friend or an appointment... and this small format paperback with an elastic closer is the perfect partner for doodling on the go. Many people are scared of drawing and don't know where to start. Pocket Doodles has over 100 pages of prompts - some are graphic shapes, lines and patterns and others are photographs reproduced in greyscale so the user can make them their own and embellish with colour.