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How to Draw Kawaii for Kids: Learn to Draw Cute Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Friends
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How to Draw Kawaii for Kids: Learn to Draw Cute Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Friends

How to Draw Kawaii for Kids: Learn to Draw Cute Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Friends

$29.97
How to Draw Kawaii for Kids: Learn to Draw Cute Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Friends—
$29.97

The Story

Turn doodles into adorable masterpieces -- one easy step at a time! With 80 cute kawaii step-by-step tutorials take a love of drawing to the next level.

Learn how to draw adorable smiling tacos and bubble tea to laughing unicorns and mermaids and every chibi styled animal in between. Packed with easy-to-follow instructions, this activity book makes it simple and fun for kids to draw anything they can imagine - but cuter!

For any child artist, new to doodling or a color pencil aficionado, How to Draw Kawaii for Kids builds drawing skills and creative confidence! With traceable foundational steps and sketching practice pages, this activity book keeps young artists offline and engaged from start to finish.

How to Draw Kawaii for Kids offers

  • Contains 80 easy to follow guides for cute creatures, mythical monsters, and everyday objects
  • Includes a guide to making your artist tool kit
  • Shares the secrets of what art techniques create super cuteness
  • Encourages artists with built in practice pages

At home, on-the go, or even as a classroom activity How to Draw Kawaii for Kids is a perfect gift for

  • Little illustrators, painters, and coloring book fans
  • Birthdays, Easter, Christmas and any special occasion
  • Kids who want to learn to draw


Author: Carissa Harris
Publisher: Applesauce Press
Published: 04/07/2026
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.10lbs
Size: 9.40h x 9.40w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9781400355228
Audience: Ages 9-12

About the Author
Harris, Carissa: -

Carissa started drawing from an early age, taking inspiration from picture books, comics and her favorite animated films. She now lives in Melbourne, where she spends most of her days drawing on her tablet or computer, with a hot cup of coffee and a good podcast. Although she works digitally, her artwork emulates the traditional illustration styles of the classic children's books she read as a child.

Description

Turn doodles into adorable masterpieces -- one easy step at a time! With 80 cute kawaii step-by-step tutorials take a love of drawing to the next level.

Learn how to draw adorable smiling tacos and bubble tea to laughing unicorns and mermaids and every chibi styled animal in between. Packed with easy-to-follow instructions, this activity book makes it simple and fun for kids to draw anything they can imagine - but cuter!

For any child artist, new to doodling or a color pencil aficionado, How to Draw Kawaii for Kids builds drawing skills and creative confidence! With traceable foundational steps and sketching practice pages, this activity book keeps young artists offline and engaged from start to finish.

How to Draw Kawaii for Kids offers

  • Contains 80 easy to follow guides for cute creatures, mythical monsters, and everyday objects
  • Includes a guide to making your artist tool kit
  • Shares the secrets of what art techniques create super cuteness
  • Encourages artists with built in practice pages

At home, on-the go, or even as a classroom activity How to Draw Kawaii for Kids is a perfect gift for

  • Little illustrators, painters, and coloring book fans
  • Birthdays, Easter, Christmas and any special occasion
  • Kids who want to learn to draw


Author: Carissa Harris
Publisher: Applesauce Press
Published: 04/07/2026
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.10lbs
Size: 9.40h x 9.40w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9781400355228
Audience: Ages 9-12

About the Author
Harris, Carissa: -

Carissa started drawing from an early age, taking inspiration from picture books, comics and her favorite animated films. She now lives in Melbourne, where she spends most of her days drawing on her tablet or computer, with a hot cup of coffee and a good podcast. Although she works digitally, her artwork emulates the traditional illustration styles of the classic children's books she read as a child.