Step-by-Step Drawing Books
How to Draw: Cartoon Robots
Ages 5+Step-by-Step Drawing Books
Cartoon robots offer all sorts of possibilities: unusual heads, panels, arms, and expressions. This robot drawing book for kids gathers 50 original mechanical characters and shows how to construct them in six steps.
Designed for ages 5 and up, it gives a budding cartoonist a framework that still leaves room to invent new parts. After following a lesson, a child can change a robot's face, attachments, or colors to make it their own.
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Why choose this book?
Drawing lessons broken into six approachable steps, with space for kids to practice. A good starting point for ages 5 and up.
Created by cartoonist Kevin Coulston, this title is part of a collection of original, kid-friendly drawing activities.
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Prefer tracing and coloring?
If your child would rather follow an existing cartoon robots outline and focus on the colors, the companion trace-then-color book is intended for ages 3 and up. See the companion Trace Then Color book on the coloring site.
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