Kawaii: How to Draw Really Cute Stuff Around the Farm

The latest book in the world's most popular kawaii drawing series! Draw a cute collection of over 50 fun things to find around the farm, from best-selling author and 'Queen of Cute', Angela Nguyen. Enter Planet Cute ADD cute appeal to any drawing (even scarecrows!). CREATE adorable animals, crops and buildings. GRAB a marker or pen and get drawing. ANGELA NGUYEN is the illustrator and best-selling author of the ‘Kawaii’ series. She’s known for her cute animal drawings, inspired by pop culture, and goes by the name PIKARAR on the internet. She sells handmade artwork online, streams live video games and creates video content in her free time. For more information, visit her website at pikarar.com or find her on Instagram and YouTube @pikarar. The latest book in the world's most popular kawaii drawing series! Draw a cute collection of over 50 fun things to find around the farm, from best-selling author and 'Queen of Cute', Angela Nguyen. The eighth book in the two-million-copy-selling How to Draw Cute series lets the inquisitive child experience farm life through drawing. Each spread – drawn in Angela's trademark playful style – offers a step-by-step guide to drawing adorable animals (including cows, pigs and sheep), farm produce, farmers, and their homes and vehicles, so kids can create a full world for their new farm friends. The clear step-by-step diagrams are great for visual learners and make it super-easy to follow the instructions. Each spread – drawn in Angela's trademark playful style – offers an easy guide to drawing everything from hardworking sheepdogs to top-of-the-range tractors, farm buildings to friendly cows and calves. You don't need any specialist tools or materials to start drawing cute stuff: all you need is a biro, marker pen or pencil, then you're ready to go! Farm animals play a big part in young children's learning journeys, from nursery rhymes to picture books, meaning that farm animals are among the first they will encounter.

Pagina's: 128, Paperback, Search Press Ltd