How to Draw: Nature - In Simple Steps - by Kevin Jones (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The simplest way to get drawing fast!

Learn how to draw 28 animals, birds and plants from scratch, each in eight easy steps.

If you're itching to create accurate drawings of the natural world but don't quite know where to start, this is the book for you. This fun, practical drawing guide is ideal for visual learners and perfect for creative kids.

• Suitable for complete beginners and upwards - all you need to get started is a pencil, eraser and some paper
• Packed with 28 inspiring projects, including flowers, plants, sea life, insects, birds and small animals
• Contains tried-and-tested step-by-step instruction. Each drawing is built up line by line in eight simple steps so that you can create stunning finished drawings with ease
• Use the final colored version for inspiration to develop your artwork further

You'll be amazed at how straightforward it is to create stunning drawing inspired by nature in just a few quick sketches!

About the Author

KJA Artists, founded over 42 years ago by Kevin Jones - renowned for co-creating the iconic 1989 Batman logo with Anton Furst - has grown into one of the world's leading illustration and animation agencies. Representing a global roster of top talent, KJA plays a major role in the publishing industry, from young children's books to adult reference and everything in between. With decades of experience and a legacy rooted in creative excellence, the agency champions innovation and storytelling across all media. KJA proudly embraces diversity, supporting illustrators and animators from all backgrounds to shape bold, original visual work for clients worldwide.
Pat is an illustrator based in the UK. Her career spans over 40 years, with work published both nationally and internationally. Her illustrations have been commissioned for books, cards, magazines, gift wrap, textiles, packaging and animated e-cards. Pat's extensive list of clients includes The Sunday Times, Jacquie Lawson, Tower of London, Dorling Kindersley, National Trust, Santoro Graphics and the World Health Organisation.