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    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff
    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff
    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff
    Ebook181 pages43 minutes

    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff

    By Paul Gamble

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    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff is the perfect book for any young artist aged 6 and up with a love of funny characters and wacky cartoons. They can learn to draw silly spiders, barmy bats, weird witches and mad, mucky mud-monsters. Each project is presented in easy-to-follow steps.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArcturus Publishing
    Release dateApr 3, 2020
    ISBN9781839404580
    How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff
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    Paul Gamble

    Paul Gamble, author of The Ministry of SUITs, was born and brought up in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He currently works in the civil service. His job only occasionally involves working with dinosaurs.

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      How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff - Paul Gamble

      GETTING STARTED

      This book will teach you how to draw a cast of really horrible characters. Simply follow the step-by-step instructions and get drawing!

      1. Start with a plain piece of unlined paper. If you are going to paint your picture, you should use thick paper.

      2. Use a pencil to copy the step-by-step instructions. Soft pencils are good for rough sketches. Hard pencils are best for details.

      3. Draw over your pencil lines with a black pen or a thin brush and black ink. The ink must be waterproof if you are going to use paint that is mixed with water to shade in the monsters.

      4. When the pen ink has dried, use a large, soft eraser to remove the pencil marks. Now your picture is looking nice and neat!

      5. Complete your picture by shading it in with felt-tip pens, pencils, or paint.

      6. Paintbrushes come in different shapes. When painting, use a thin, pointed brush for detail and a fatter brush to shade larger areas.

      SLUDGE MONSTERS

      Get ready to meet the terrifying four-eyed Ogglemonster and his horrible gobble gang!

      ODDBALL

      With three legs, this little monster hops around at top speed causing lots of mischief! He loves playing hide and surprise!

      SLUDGER

      Just one touch of Sludger’s foul-smelling, toxic slime is enough to turn your skin green! He lives in a deep, dark swamp.

      SQUIDRIP

      Mind you don’t get caught in these tentacles! Once Squidrip gets hold of something, he won’t let go... unless you tickle him, of course!

      GROSS GREMLIN

      Don’t let his cute face fool you. This monster has some horrible habits. Picking his nose, farting, and burping are the things he loves best!

      GOB MONSTER

      Gob just can’t keep his giant jaws

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