My Very Favorite Art Book: I Love to Draw!

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Author: Jennifer Lipsey

ISBN-10: 157990629X

ISBN-13: 9781579906290

Category: Art & Architecture

Celebrate kids and their special talents.\ There's nothing kids like more than putting pencil, crayon, or chalk to paper and drawing their favorite things. But mastering technical skills isn't always easy for them. So visual artist and instructor Jennifer Lipsey has created an appealing new series that gently takes youngsters 4-to-8 beyond what they know--and this first entry introduces them to some very simple drawing basics. On the left page are hand-drawn how-tos, all in bright purple. On...

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Celebrate kids and their special talents.There's nothing kids like more than putting pencil, crayon, or chalk to paper and drawing their favorite things. But mastering technical skills isn't always easy for them. So visual artist and instructor Jennifer Lipsey has created an appealing new series that gently takes youngsters 4-to-8 beyond what they know--and this first entry introduces them to some very simple drawing basics. On the left page are hand-drawn how-tos, all in bright purple. On the right is the finished piece, with even more entertaining things to do. And the minimal text allows even pre-readers to follow the instructions easily. While children happily create great pictures of ice cream, dinosaurs, and bicycles, they're learning how to turn basic lines into shapes, construct accurately proportioned people and objects, capture silhouettes, and produce realistic three-dimensional effects.

\ From Barnes & NobleWe love this book because it teaches art basics to juniors in a fun and interactive way. If you know any school-age kids who are starting to get serious about their art, this is a kid-centric, nonjudgmental way to get them to take the next step on their creative journey. Some art books nominally for kids are really not geared for children. \ Emphasizing drawing basics through fun exercises, "I Love to Draw" sees through the eyes of children in order to train their artistic eyes; and that approach can be the difference sometimes between art being just serious -- or serious fun.\ \ \