Assuming no drawing skills and no age limits, this book inspires girls with over 100 doodles to complete from creating pillow fights to designing shoes.

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Presents over 100 Christmassy doodles to complete and create to get you in the yuletide spirit. This title covers topics ranging from designing your own wrapping paper to deciding what is under the tree and who is under the mistletoe, there's plenty to keep kids of various ages occupied well into December and beyond.

Includes over 100 imaginative doodles. This title is packed with fairies, princesses, ponies and pop-stars. It includes activities such as: What's in the magic forest? What is the pony jumping over? Draw your dream castle; Show us how girls rock! and, What's in the cave?

Features over 100 doodles to complete and create. This illustrated book is fun, simple and creative and no drawing skills are required. It is suitable for children and adults who can express their imagination. It covers topics ranging from adding bows and buckles to designer shoes to doodling the decorations on a kimono.

Featuring inspirational artwork instruction and white space reserved for the artist-to-be, this book offers an artist quality sketch pen and two watercolour pencils.

Not everyone can draw, but everyone loves to doodle. This book aims to unlock a child's creativity with over 200 doodles to complete. Children can express their own imagination and feelings and tell their own picture stories.

Contains ideas to keep the kids busy and help develop their creativity. This book includes projects on drawing and painting, printing, collage, weaving, puppets and more. It contains colour pictures of the projects, and instructions. It serves as a useful resource for parents, teachers and child-care professionals.

Features four plastic stencil sheets containing stencils of aliens, ladybirds, abstract shapes, as well as a 8-colour ink pad and 8 colour-coded foam-tipped dabbers. This book contains instructions, tips and technique hints, along with photos and artwork.

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Nick Park first created Wallace and Gromit in his student sketchbook at art college, and developed them in Plasticine for his film school graduate project, A Grand Day Out . This title revisits these early sketches and follows the evolution of Wallace and Gromit and their many friends and foes.

Covers everything the budding manga artist needs, from choosing essential materials to creating your own exciting and innovative characters. This book guides the reader in picking up the art of storytelling to make their illustrations come to life.

An introduction to artworks that range from Andy Warhol to Jackson Pollock and Michelangelo.

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Filled with ideas for painting, drawing and collage, this title helps novices of all ages to develop their art skills. It helps children to explore the uses of a range of materials including chalk, paint and pencil, elastic bands, salt and watercolour through many imaginative projects including ink beetles, deep-sea fish, and lemon juice frogs.

Part of the Belair - A World of Display series, this title provides primary school teachers with practical ideas to deliver a creative curriculum across all areas of the school. It reflects the initiative in primary schools for 'excellence and enjoyment' and aims to address the issues raised through display and artwork.

Contains art ideas that can captivate budding artists. With step-by-step instructions that aspiring artists can follow easily, this title features fifty art ideas including a scaly crocodile drawing, a chalky snowman, potato-printed dinosaurs, and moonlit fairy sketches.

Contains 18 ideas including fun finger puppets, wild wobbly monsters and a bookmark, along with ideas for drawings and paintings using different materials. Every activity in this title is illustrated in a colourful style, with step-by-step instructions. It contains two pages of sparkly stickers that can be added to any of the activities.

In 1484, the beautiful Stoat decided to charge the best painter of Florence, and probably the world, with a portrait. A penguin of aristocratic origin is pleased to be painted as the proud renaissance animal showing all its power. But, in reality, who was that person?