Cat Whipple

Girly Faces Cat Whipple

Do you want to draw but feel too intimidated or believe that you're not a good drawer? Well, let me tell you a secret. ALL artists had to learn how to draw in order to become good artists. Drawing is a skill that is mastered just like any other skill, with practice. The artistry is created by adding your own unique artistic flare. But only practice, patience and artsy resources will turn you into the artist you want to be.

One of the easiest and funnest ways to learn to draw is to just do it! Get out pencil, pen, and paper, and start drawing something easy today. In this cute book of cool things to draw and color, learn how to draw girls faces the simple way, by copying and drawing exactly what you see. This trains your eye/hand coordination and begins to wire your brain to get good at drawing faces.

Copying the original coloring pages in this book will help train you in how to draw faces the fun and relaxing way. Once you feel confident in drawing faces, create your own unique faces, backgrounds, hairstyles and clothes. It's up to you how you want to complete each coloring page. And then color it in with vibrant crayons, colored pencils or oil pastels.

This book of whimsical artwork is also a rich pallet for you to learn how to draw doodle art or "entangled" doodles (and is partly inspired by Zentangles). These simple and large illustrations offer lots of places to "entangle" your doodles.

So if you or a loved one is looking to learn how to draw something easy and cool, here are 30 simple drawings of girls and women, providing hours of drawing and coloring relaxation. Children, teens and adults will have tons of fun coloring and doodling their way though this easy beginners drawing book/coloring book.

Fifteen whimsical coloring pages are waiting for your creative coloring touch. And fifteen partially finished pages are ready for your own unique style, doodling magic, and creative flare.

Learn to draw and doodle while creating your own coloring pages 15 finished drawings to color in15 incomplete drawings to finishBlank on the back of each illustrationFor use with dry media and markersFor all ages