Book details
Draw 50 Endangered Animals
Description
Draw 50 Endangered Animals, co-authored by Lee J. Ames and Warren Budd, is an instructional book designed to teach artists of all skill levels how to draw various endangered animals through simple, step-by-step examples. The book features a variety of threatened species, from well-known animals like the giant panda and humpback whale to lesser-known creatures such as the vicuña and Everglade snail kite. Ames's drawing method has been successful for over 40 years, helping both children and adults to improve their drawing skills. The book is part of the successful Draw 50 series, which includes 31 books and has sold over three million copies.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
64 pages
Book in series
#10
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides valuable information about endangered animals, helping readers to understand the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts. It's an excellent resource for learning about different species that are at risk of extinction.
- Artistic Skill Development: 'Draw 50 Endangered Animals' offers step-by-step instructions on how to draw each animal, making it a great tool for improving drawing skills. It's suitable for artists of all levels who are interested in honing their abilities while focusing on meaningful subjects.
- Awareness and Empathy: By engaging with the book, readers can develop a deeper sense of empathy for endangered animals. It encourages awareness of the environmental challenges these species face and the human activities that contribute to their endangerment.
- Support for Conservation: Reading and engaging with this book can inspire action towards wildlife conservation. It can motivate individuals to support conservation organizations, adopt more sustainable practices, and advocate for policies that protect endangered species and their habitats.