
How to Draw: Mermaids, Unicorns, And Other Cute Stuff
Why it fits: Six-step lessons turn fantasy characters into drawing projects.
See book detailsMermaids, unicorn animals, fairies, and princesses make up this ten-book fantasy selection.
How this list was selected: Choose a favorite magical character, then decide whether to draw, trace, or use a grid. These are editorial picks from Kevin Coulston’s own catalog. The order is a suggested starting point, not a sales or review ranking.

Why it fits: Six-step lessons turn fantasy characters into drawing projects.
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Why it fits: Younger fantasy fans can follow and color the outlines.
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Why it fits: A square-by-square version for patient artists.
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Why it fits: Animal and unicorn ideas combine in imaginative characters.
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Why it fits: Tracing lets children decorate magical animal outlines.
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Why it fits: A grid adds detail work to the same playful theme.
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Why it fits: Fairies and princesses offer a storybook drawing mood.
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Why it fits: An accessible outline-first approach to those characters.
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Why it fits: The grid version provides a different fantasy challenge.
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Why it fits: A mixed activity book rounds out the fantasy options.
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