Presents simple ways to create animation without a camera. Illustrates persistency of vision with devices such as thaumatrope, phenakistoscope, zoetrope, and the flip book. Shows students using a notepad to develop movies, characters, or objects using tracings, rubber stamps, or stencils. Teaches how to make objects created, grow or shrink, vanish or appear, speed up or slow down, as well as the difference between limited and full animation.

Discover your unique inner artist through 21 intuitive, process-based lessons in drawing with graphite pencil, colored pencil, and ink-then joyfully share your works of beauty with the world. In “Drawing Is for Everyone”, artist Kateri Ewing guides you through a series of simple creative drawing projects using a soulful, meditative, and reflective process. Whether you're drawing for the first time or are an experienced artist, you'll discover...