
How to Draw: Cute Cartoon Monsters
Why it fits: Six-step cute monsters are a gentle way into the subject.
See book detailsThese ten original monster books range from cute creatures to food monsters, alphabet monsters, and ghosts.
How this list was selected: Pick a funny, friendly, or spooky mood before choosing a drawing method. 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 cute monsters are a gentle way into the subject.
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Why it fits: Younger children can trace friendly monster outlines.
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Why it fits: The cute designs become a square-by-square puzzle.
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Why it fits: Every food-and-creature combination suggests a new invention.
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Why it fits: Color choices can make each food monster even stranger.
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Why it fits: The grid adds a visual challenge to unusual shapes.
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Why it fits: Letter-inspired characters add a playful starting shape.
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Why it fits: Tracing gives younger artists an alphabet-monster option.
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Why it fits: A grid changes how children examine the letter characters.
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Why it fits: Ghosts add a slightly spookier cartoon choice.
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