30 Days Learning to Draw: 30-Day Drawing Checklist with Step By Step Instructions on How to Draw Different Subjects Such as Animals, Plants, Humans, ... (Daily Practice Guide Book for Beginners)

I drew a bit before this but I was always stuck on where to start to learn to draw better . I am on day 22 and my drawing are so much better already . The explanations are nice and the examples easy to follow . As you go along the examples get a little less detailed so it can be more challenging . I’ve already purchased other books from the artist to learn further . Love this book

Fun, easy to follow. My son has enjoyed learing to draw using this book

Does what it says on the book

Do you love to paint? You have to buy this book. It's great.

Fabulous book on how to begin to draw and basic starting blocks

Great my cousin loves this book and doing well with it he is 8

This is not a complete beginner's book and requires some skill/technique with drawing. As a complete beginner to sketching, I found the illustrations difficult to follow and there was very little text guidance as to how to create some of the quite complex drawings towards the middle/end of the book. The book is also littered with spelling errors/typos missing letters etc., and I am very disappointed with my purchase. I have since ordered another beginner's sketching book which looks much more suitable for those of us with no previous experience of drawing/sketching.

I'm disappointed in this product as it does not make learning to draw as easy as it claims. If you are a beginner you will likely look at the "easy step-by-step illustrations" and wonder how on earth they got from one photo to the other. It doesn't help that lot's of the illustrations don't actually look like someone drew them (more like they were printed) so it's hard to visualise what yours should look like. Also the instructions are sometimes laughably vague,"lay in details", "contour" with no explanation of what that is and "add petals" were some of my personal favourites. This just made me feel like being back in art class where the teacher knew exactly what they were talking about but couldn't verbalise it to us non-artists so we just got left behind confused. Very disappointing and a shame.

This a my second beginner drawing book. This is not for someone totally new to drawing, but is great if you have some basics already. It covers a range of subjects to practice drawing. I like it for that. I found it did not have an easy to understand explantion of how to use vanishing points and perspective in drawing. So, if you did not already know how, then you may find that part a bit unclear.

I loved this book! I am a total novice and my drawings came out pretty good! He really does break each picture down step by step, unlike other books that give maybe 4 steps of a drawing (vs 7 or 8 steps, as in this book). This really helps to understand where each aspect of the drawing comes from for someone with no experience. I've ordered several books by other authors after I finished this one and most other books are long on words and short on visual instructions, which I don't get at all - this is art, people. This author also gives full proof techniques you can generalize to free hand drawing, such as breaking an object into shapes first or using a vanishing point. I can see that this author has written several other books so I'll be sticking with him for now.

Great book

Great book for those learning to draw

I like this book. It covers what I hoped it would. However, It lacks some detail on instructions. I’m just starting and already getting frustrated. I’ll figure it out eventually, but I’m still confused.