How-to-Draw Books
These hard-cover library books by Rob Court have 48 pages full of drawing fundamentals, techniques, and tips. Coming Soon: eBooks and soft-cover editions of all six How to Draw Books! Available on Amazon:
ALA Booklist review for Rob Court’s How to Draw Cars & Trucks: “Of course, it will be the cars, from dragsters and jeeps to classics such as the “Woody,” that attract kids to this book, but there’s a lot more than just drawing practice here.” More…
Doodle Books
Children’s Bookwatch review for Doodle Books: “With an informative commentary and quite nicely illustrated by Rob Court, Doodle Books is a fourteen volume series of instructional books specifically designed and enthusiastically recommended for children ages 4 through 7 (preschool through first grade) to instruct them in the art of drawing simple pictures using basic shapes. Each of these instructional manuals for aspiring young artists takes them from a basic simple shape (such as a triangle, square or circle), to a final drawing in just four easy steps. Fun and easy, the individual titles are available separately. School and community libraries should acquire the entire ‘Doodle Books’ series of hardcover books with reinforced library bindings for their collections.” Available on Amazon
How to Draw All Sorts of Things
Rob Court’s popular library series, Doodle Books, is now available in a single soft-cover book! Published by the Scribbles Institute, How to Draw All Sorts of Things has 100 pages of easy step-by-step lessons and lots of space to draw on the pages. This book is for young artists of all ages, including parents and teachers. Grab your copy, hot off the press!
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Young Artists Basics
This eight volume library series by Rob Court highlights the elements of art and how they’ve been used by artists throughout history. The reading level is 2nd grade and features Loopi the Fantastic Line. Available on Amazon:
