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How to Draw: Sketchbook: Extra Drawing Pages For The "How To Draw" Books By Kevin Coulston

How to Draw: Sketchbook gives cartoon experiments their own blank space, from creature variations to original invented scenes.

Meet the page experience

This companion has over 100 blank pages for drawing. It does not contain the guided character lessons or supplied coloring illustrations found in the other formats. Its purpose is space for practice and independent ideas.

Keep it nearby after a tracing, grid, or six-stage session if you want to try the character again or sketch a new version. A separate page makes room for a wider setting, a second character, or a scene with its own story.

This is part of the complete 88-book catalog, beyond the featured Goober, sci-fi, and monster shelves. Its sketchbook subject offers another direction when the child wants a different character interest or creative format. It is not relabeled as a Goober book.

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