How to Draw Cool Stuff: A Drawing Guide for Teachers and Students Kindle Edition

I am just starting to draw and am surprised at how I cannot do it well. This is a very useful book to get me started. Great concepts and ideas. Well worth the $.

Its perfect for anyone wanting to add to there drawing and sketching skills and a better understanding of art my favorite book so far

Excellent book for a beginner wanting to learn ti draw. Was well received by my 13 year old. Thus recommend.

Bought for upcoming birthday of a 10 yr old.

My mother and daughter share a love for drawing and cannot get enough of the great ideas, lessons and easy to follow instruction in this book.

I bought this for my daughter and she loves it! She methodically went through the whole book learning many new techniques and getting inspired to draw even more. This book is perfect for multiple levels of experience ranging from beginner to skilled.

This was a good one to have to learn how to draw

This is a really good book to learn how to draw different things. Fun hobby to have. Really nice on those lazy days where you just want to stay inside.

If I had only bought this one book in the series, I’d probably have been pleased with it. However, I have bought three. I bought them for my Mum, as a gift, as she has developed an interest in drawing in her later years, and I thought she’d like some drawing guides.The issue with this book series is that they have many duplicates. I’ve shown just a few of them in some photographs, but there are more. It’s disappointing as I’m now giving my Mum three books that contain a lot of the same things inside.On top of that, I find a few of the guides a little strange. One example shows 12 steps to draw a basic face. The first 11 steps focus on proportion, shape and features, and then step 12 shows a drastically different result from step 11, with the instruction ‘Add hair and shade’. I appreciate that it is intended as a basic face, but then, why include step 12? It just seems odd - either keep it basic, or add more steps between 11 and 12, so the student can reach the results in step 12.

My 12 year arty daughter loves this book, it’s definitely helping her improve her drawing skills and challenging her to try new objects to draw - would recommend for your budding artist and it’s her go to book when she’s on no tv/iPhone time!

This book looks good it is for a xmas present. It has plenty of pages. My star reduction is how my parcel was left. There was a porch to hide it in. Instead the parcel was propped up smack bang in front of my door for any passer by to clearly see. Not hidden not tucked round the corner of the porch which most parcels are. No, highlighted against black front door backdrop shining bright like a lighthouse....... Honestly.

As an elementary school teacher, this is exactly what I was looking for! The written notes for the children are informative and interesting, and beautifully laid out. The step by step instructions make it easy for the children to follow along to produce really good pieces of art. The exercises in the book help them to develop their own skills. And there is a very wide range of topics, covering just about anything I would ever want to teach.In my opinion, this book is well worth buying. I can recommend it to any teacher who wants to help their children improve their drawing skills, or to anyone who wants to become a better artist themselves.

this is a great easy to follow with no added fluff step by step guide to the basics you need to draw well. This will complement what my daughter is learning for her GCSE well, I know I have seen her syllabus.