doodles

With the School Invention Fair coming up, Sam is determined to invent the best invention.

Provides step-by-step illustrations for drawing twenty-five patterns to be used in zentangles, and offers tips for relating them to core curriculum areas.

In Doodles Unleashed, Traci Bautista's distinct artwork, featuring graffiti-style handwriting juxtaposed against flourishes and floral motifs, is made the star. Readers will be given the lowdown on the best markers, pens and other media with which to doodle, followed by some quick and easy warm-up exercises. Step-by-step techniques will introduce the reader to a variety of surfaces to doodle on, how to create unique alphabets and other basic shapes, and how to incorporate doodles into layered mixed-media artwork. Bonus "goodies" in the form of doodles to photocopy and play with, as well as links sprinkled throughout the book for additional ideas and projects online, ensure that the reader won't run out of inspiration, even after she reaches the last page.

Presents doodles, scribbles, and scrawls completed by American presidents from the last two centuries during their time in the Oval Office.

Presents a collection of line drawings describe, step-by-step, how to use the numbers from 0 to 42 as starting points for many different doodles, including camels, snowmen, trains, and more.

Provides brief facts about animals that have double letters in their names, such as quokkas, opossums, and aardvarks, with illustrated instructions for making doodle drawings of each animal.

Third-grader Sam loves to doodle--especially during class--but his drawings will not help when he tells everyone that their favorite wrestler, Demo Dan, will be at Sam's birthday party.

Describes, step-by-step, how to use the letters from A to Z as starting points for many different doodles.