How to Draw: Crusty Goobers – A Step-by-Step Drawing Book for Kids by Kevin Coulston
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Get Creative with How to Draw: Crusty Goobers!
Have you ever looked at a weird stain on your fridge shelf and thought, "That could be a creature from another dimension"? Or maybe you've doodled a goofy little monster in the margins of your notebook and wished you could bring it to life? If so, then How to Draw: Crusty Goobers is the perfect book for you!
This fun and offbeat drawing guide is packed with step-by-step instructions to help you create 50 of the silliest, weirdest, and most wonderfully gross creatures you can imagine. But what exactly are Crusty Goobers? No one really knows! Are they aliens from a forgotten planet? Mysterious monsters lurking under your bed? Sentient blobs that emerged from an old slice of pizza? That’s for you to decide! With this book, you get to dream up their stories while learning how to draw them in all their bizarre, goofy glory.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Drawing is an incredible way to express yourself, and How to Draw: Crusty Goobers makes it easy and fun for anyone—whether you're a kid just starting out, a teen who loves to doodle, or even an adult looking to relax with some creative fun. Here’s why this book is a must-have:
- Simple, Step-by-Step Instructions: Each page breaks down the drawing process into easy-to-follow steps, so you’ll never feel lost or overwhelmed.
- 50 Unique and Hilarious Characters: From lumpy, droopy goobers to ones with way too many eyes, you’ll get to create an entire world of wacky creatures.
- Encourages Creativity: Don’t just follow the steps—add your own details, make up names, and give your goobers their own crazy personalities!
- Fun for All Ages: Whether you're 5 or 105, if you love quirky, offbeat art, this book will keep you entertained.
A Perfect Activity for Any Time
Looking for something fun to do on a rainy afternoon? Need a boredom buster for long car rides? Want to host a silly drawing contest with friends or family? This book is a great way to unleash your imagination and get everyone laughing as they bring their own Crusty Goobers to life. Plus, drawing is a fantastic way to relax, boost creativity, and improve artistic skills—without any pressure or perfectionism.
Grab Your Pencils and Start Creating!
With How to Draw: Crusty Goobers, you’re not just following instructions—you’re inventing a whole new world of weird and wacky characters. So, pick up your sketchbook, grab some pencils, and let your imagination run wild! Who knows? You might just create the next legendary Crusty Goober that no one ever saw coming.
About the Author:
Author and Illustrator Kevin Coulston is an accomplished cartoonist, animator, and writer. He is the author and illustrator of over 70 (and still counting) children’s drawing books available here on FirstArtBooks.com. Kevin has also authored numerous kid-friendly comic book series, including “Dylan McVillain: A Super Villain with the Best Intentions” and “The Adventures of a 4th Grade Space Captain,” along with the Children’s Picture Book series “Alexis and the T-Rexes.”
Over a decade and a half since his initial published work, Kevin is now dedicating himself to inspiring the next generation of illustrators with his “How To Draw,” “Trace Then Color,” and “Draw by Grid” series of art books.
Additional information
Author & Illustrator | Kevin Coulston |
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Publisher | FirstArtBooks |