Pipkin Barnes
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Draw It, Then Color It! - Pip's Adventures

A step-by-step drawing book and coloring book: kids learn how to draw animals and yummy foods with Pip the fox, then color them in.

Paperback, 106 pages, ages 3 to 10

Four steps. One apple.

  1. Step 1: blue pencil
  2. Step 2: pen
  3. Step 3: pen
  4. Step 4: crayons
  1. PipStep 1: Start with a circle!

    For grown-ups: Light lines first, so mistakes don't matter.

  2. PipStep 2: Dip the top. Squash the bottom.

    For grown-ups: The outline goes over the circle.

  3. PipStep 3: Add a stem and a leaf.

    For grown-ups: Small details turn a shape into a thing.

  4. PipStep 4: Now color it in!

    For grown-ups: The guide lines vanish under the color.

Inside the book

Every page shows how to draw it, one step at a time, with room to try it and color it in.

Animals

  • Cat
  • Whale

Foods

  • Apple
  • Cupcake

Questions

What age is it for?
Kids aged 3 to 10.
How big is the book?
8.5 × 11 in paperback, with 106 pages.
What paper is it printed on?
Black and white interior with white paper.
How does the drawing method work?
Each animal or food is split into small steps. Kids copy the first step, add the next, and keep going until the drawing is finished. Then they color it in. Pip the fox guides them the whole way.

For grown-ups

Draw It, Then Color It! - Pip's Adventures

Paperback by Pipkin Barnes, 106 pages, ages 3 to 10

Draw It, Then Color It! - Pip's Adventures
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