If you have a girl who loves the ballet and loves to draw, this book is a great addition to her drawing 'toolkit'.
OR …
If you want to learn to draw ballerinas, grab this little ebook to make it happen!
Inside, she’ll find out how to use a series of simple shapes to create 'shape-skeletons' -- a stack of building blocks that will, ultimately, become a beautiful ballerina or danseur (a male ballerina). The book teaches her how to move arms and legs, head and bodies to create completely original characters for her own books, greeting cards, room posters and gifts.
By breaking each body part down into manageable ‘blocks’, the dancer’s body is easy to create, to manipulate and change, and to turn into her own.
With ‘How to Draw Ballerinas’, a few pieces or paper and some colored pencils, your child can create beautiful scenes from the world of ballet!
There are more books in the How to Draw series on the way! And, if your girl likes to write and illustrate her own books, get your copy of The Ballerina Adventure, a journal that allows her to write and draw to the themed journal, creating a book all her own!
If you like the book, don't forget to leave a review and let others know your thoughts.
Key words:
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OR …
If you want to learn to draw ballerinas, grab this little ebook to make it happen!
Inside, she’ll find out how to use a series of simple shapes to create 'shape-skeletons' -- a stack of building blocks that will, ultimately, become a beautiful ballerina or danseur (a male ballerina). The book teaches her how to move arms and legs, head and bodies to create completely original characters for her own books, greeting cards, room posters and gifts.
By breaking each body part down into manageable ‘blocks’, the dancer’s body is easy to create, to manipulate and change, and to turn into her own.
With ‘How to Draw Ballerinas’, a few pieces or paper and some colored pencils, your child can create beautiful scenes from the world of ballet!
There are more books in the How to Draw series on the way! And, if your girl likes to write and illustrate her own books, get your copy of The Ballerina Adventure, a journal that allows her to write and draw to the themed journal, creating a book all her own!
If you like the book, don't forget to leave a review and let others know your thoughts.
Key words:
How to draw cartoons, how to draw free, how to draw people, how to draw comics, arts and crafts, graphic design, children’s, girls, how to draw for girls, drawing, painting, portraits, ballerinas, ballet, fine arts, dance, dancers, how to draw cool stuff, teachers, mothers, students, daughters, activity, craft, game, activity book, graphic design, illustration, design, graphics, instruction and reference, figure drawing, how to draw human figures, short reads, journaling, drawing, decorative arts, hobby and home, 30 minutes, how to draw what you see, pencil
