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Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

Sketch Studio | Learn to Draw

A mess free kit that helps kids learn
to draw.

Cartoon faces, people, and animals.
Mess free drawing, doodling, and playing.
Start over with the touch of a button.
Keep it all together with the storage case.

$34.99

Ships in 5-7 business days (after processing)

A mess free kit
that helps kids
learn to draw.

Cartoon faces, people, and animals.

Mess free drawing, doodling, and playing.

Start over with the touch of a button.
Keep it all together with the storage case.

Nothing to plug in or charge.

Always “on” and ready to write.

Comfort Grip

Easy to hold. Easy to carry

Keep it all together

22 Drawing Templates, Storage Case, Artist Pen

Nothing to plug in or charge.

Always “on” and ready to write.

Comfort Grip

Easy to hold. Easy to carry

Keep it all together

22 Drawing Templates, Storage Case, Artist Pen

SUPPORTING DRAWING DEVELOPMENT

Templates represent the next step in development

In Stage 1 (Templates 1-6), simple geometric shapes become a key component of a child’s developmental and observatory drawing skills. Basic symbols and shapes such as circles, triangles, and squares become the foundation on which your child will begin to develop.

In Stage 1 (Templates 1-6), simple geometric shapes become a key component of a child’s developmental and observatory drawing skills. Basic symbols and shapes such as circles, triangles, and squares become the foundation on which your child will begin to develop.

In Stage 2 (Templates 7-12), we take what was learned in Stage 1 and build upon those skills by adding slightly more context to their art. Your child will begin to understanding spacial relationships, new shapes/symbols, repetition, and defining a subject or character.

In Stage 2 (Templates 7-12), we take what was learned in Stage 1 and build upon those skills by adding slightly more context to their art. Your child will begin to understanding spacial relationships, new shapes/symbols, repetition, and defining a subject or character.

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

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

Simple for you. Good for everyone.

Saves Money

No Paper. No Pens.

Green and clean.

No Mess. No Chemicals.

Nothing to plug in

Batteries last years.