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• Title : Drawing Lessons from a Bear
• Author : David McPhail
• Rating : 4.59 (168 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-2-18
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 32 Pages
• Asin : 0316563455
• Language : English

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Are you an artist? Then say so. Support from his mom (who hangs his first pictures on the wall of the den with magnetic rocks) and his teacher, as well as inspiration from art museums and the world around him, create an environment where the fuzzy artist can learn and grow. For all time and forever." From his earliest scratchings on the floor of his den to his drawings for kings and queens and princesses, this down-to-earth bear artist guides and encourages young readers to follow their dreams. Now you are an artist. "You can't be a bear, you know, but you can be an artist. Say it softly to yourself, or say it loudly for the whole world to hear: I AM AN ARTIST! There. Warmly humorous text by David McPhail, the beloved human artist and author of more than 50 children's books (including Edward and the Pirates), will inspire bears and human beings alike to pursue their artistic aspirations. (Ages 4 to 8) --Emilie Coulter

Soon he's collecting paper and drawing rocks, trees, clouds, birds, and even dinosaurs as he dreams of becoming an artist. A young bear begins to make claw marks on the floor during his usual "how to be a bear" lessons. With characteristic whimsey and lively watercolors, David McPhail portrays the unusual life of an artist who just happens to have been a bear, and tells how you can be an artist, too.