Features

Sketch Studio

• Kids slip one of the templates under the drawing tablet
• They can use the included stylus or anything they have on hand (a pencil, marker, etc)
• Once they’re done, they just push the button watch the drawing tablet erase itself
• Erase-Lock switch so your kids don’t accidentally erase their drawing practice
• Includes a kids drawing tablet acts a lid to the storage bin
• Keep all the templates and stylus together
• With more than 20 drawing templates that get progressively more complex

Drawing development templates

• 21 templates are broken up into 3 stages that support drawing development
• Templates teach kids how to draw shapes and symbols
• Progresses by teaching them how to put those shapes together to make people, animals and characters

Learn to Draw Stage 1: Build Basic Foundations

• In Stage 1 (Templates 1-6), simple geometric shapes, such as circles, triangles and squares
• Are a key component of a kid’s developmental drawing skills

Learn to Draw Stage 2: Master the Basics

• In Stage 2 (Templates 7-12), build upon Stage 1 skills
• By adding slightly more context to their art
• Kids will begin to understanding spatial relationships, new shapes/symbols, repetition and defining a subject or character

Learn to Draw Stage 3: Advance to More Complex Designs

• In Stage 3 (Templates 13-21), now have a fair understanding of the basics of drawing
• How objects relate to one another by use of new techniques like overlapping, foreshortening and scale
• In this stage, their new attention to detail aids in their goal to achieve a more realistic drawing