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Drawing animals
Summary
Art Ideas
Drawing animals
- An innovative book brimming with easy ideas for drawing animals.
- Simple step-by-step instructions show how to draw and paint all kinds of creatures from hairy orangutans to hunting tigers.
- Includes many different techniques to try, from drawing on a computer to shading with chalk pastels and painting with watercolours.
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- Spiral-bound hardback
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Information
Key Stage: KS2/3 A; Age 9+ (info)
Spiral-bound hardback:
ISBN: 9781409505068
64 pages
276 x 216mm
Author/Editor: Anna Milbourne
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animals
I tried so many different things to try and draw animals and nothing worked but then i used book this and it helped me a lot.
Kimberynn, 1st June 2010
DRAWING ANIMALS
I LOVE this book because it shows LOADS of different animals to draw and I love animals. I have tried to draw most of them and I'm really good at the 'hairy orangutan' but I haven't got any oil pastels so I just used coloured pencils. I LOVE THIS BOOK
BETHANY SEYMOUR, 30th March 2009
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