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How To Draw Horses: In Simple Steps by Eva Dutton
Category: Art Instructional | Series: How to Draw
Amazing results can be achieved quickly using eva Dutton's simple step-by-step drawing techniques. From simple shapes and easy stages to each final image, she demystifies the drawing process, making drawing horses achievable and fun to do. Even absolute beginners be able to create realistic drawings if ...Show more
How To Draw Manga: Animals by Peter Gray
Category: Art and Design | Series: How to Draw Manga
This book explains how to find inspiration from everyday items and observations and provides step-by-step instructions to guide from rough sketches through to finished illustrations.
How To Draw Manga: Male Action Figures by Peter Gray
Category: Art and Design | Series: How to Draw Manga
This book explains how to find inspiration from everyday items and observations and provides step-by-step instructions to guide from rough sketches through to finished illustrations.
How To Draw Manga: Robots by Peter Gray
Category: Art and Design | Series: How to Draw Manga
This book explains how to find inspiration from everyday items and observations and provides step-by-step instructions to guide from rough sketches through to finished illustrations.
How To Draw Tasmanian Wildlife by Steve Parish
Category: Children's | Series: How-to-Draw Books
Tasmania's isolation from the mainland has allowed many unique animals to evolve and thrive, such as the plucky Tasmanian devil and the pretty Bennett's wallaby. Discover the artist within by creating illustrated masterpieces of these fascinating animals with How to Draw Tasmanian Wildlife. With step-by ...Show more
How To Draw: Trees by Powell William
Category: Craft | Series: How to Draw and Paint
In this book, William F. Powell invites you into his artistic world as he shows you how to render a variety of beautiful trees in pencil. The author explains a number of basic drawing techniques before exploring basic tree shapes and leaf types. As you learn how to draw branches, bark, and ground foliag ...Show more
How To Draw: Wild Animals by JENNIFER BELL
Category: Education | Series: How to Draw Ser.
Learn to draw your favourite wild animals by following the simple step-by-step instructions and clear pictures created specially for you by renowned artist Jennifer Bell.
How To Hide An Alien by Karen McCombie
Category: Children's | Series: How to Be a Human
Life isn't easy, especially if you're from another planet... With his space-pod destroyed, the Star Boy is adapting to life on Earth with help from his friends Kiki and Wes, but Kiki's long list of don'ts is a constant reminder of how hard it is to pass for a convincing human. But more troubling for the ...Show more
How To Speak Dog: A Guide to Decoding Dog Language by National Geographic Kids
Category: Animals & Nature | Series: Nat Geo - How to Speak Ser.
Ever wish you could talk to your dog? Well, now you can! Master dog language in this National Geographic Kids guide to pet behaviour. How to Speak Dog is an amusing, informative guide to the body language of dogs with additional facts, games and tips, designed to entertain children as well as encourage ...Show more
How To Speak Dragonese (#3 How to Train Your Dragon) by Cressida Cowell
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: How to Train Your Dragon
Don't miss a moment of the How to Train Your Dragon series, the bestselling, funny, action-packed books that inspired the hit movies The story begins when Hiccup, his friend Fishlegs, and his cranky dragon Toothless get separated from their class during Boarding-an-Enemy-Ship practice. They accidental ...Show more
How To Split The Atom by Hazel Richardson
Category: Fiction | Series: How to S.
This "How to" guide teaches atom-splitting. The reader can try splitting a water molecule, making an electron propeller, building an unstable nucleus and starting a chain reaction!
How To Talk: Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber, Elaine Mazlish
Category: Pregnancy | Series: How To Talk
Full of humour and compassion, SIBLINGS WITHOUT RIVALRY challenges the idea that constant conflict between siblings is natural and unavoidable.