Mark Kistler's Imagination Station: Learn How to Draw in 3-D with Public Television's Favorite Drawing Teacher

by Mark Kistler

Host of public television's Mark Kistler's Imagination Station, shows young artists the cool and fun way to draw in 3-D!
Hey, you! Open this book and learn how to draw in three dimensions! Mark Kistler's Imagination Station has thirty-six exciting drawing adventures. Mark teaches you the different skills you need in order to create such masterpieces as:
* Dinosaurs in the Sky
* The Cool Cloud Colony
* The Magnificent Moon Base
* The Delightful Diving Dolphins
* Professional Pollution Patrollers
* Super Solar System
* And thirty other excellent adventures that will have you drawing like this:
There's also a special guide for parents and teachers at the end of the book.

Genres: Art, Drawing, Nonfiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published December 2, 1994

About the author

Mark Kistler teaches art. He has run thousands of elementary school workshops, written art books, and starred in the public television series The Secret City, The Draw Squad, The New Secret City Adventures, and the Emmy-Award-winning Imagination Station, all teaching art.

[author photo credit: Lois Bernstein]

Reviews

[Devin M. Anderson]

Mark Kistler is an invaluable teacher for artists, young and old. If you want to take your skills to the next level, I highly recommend this book!

[Carol Mann Agency]

Host of public television's Mark Kistler's Imagination Station, shows young artists the cool and fun way to draw in 3-D!
Hey, you! Open this book and learn how to draw in three dimensions! Mark Kistler's Imagination Station has thirty-six exciting drawing adventures. Mark teaches you the different skills you need in order to create such masterpieces as:

* Dinosaurs in the Sky
* The Cool Cloud Colony
* The Magnificent Moon Base
* The Delightful Diving Dolphins
* Professional Pollution Patrollers
* Super Solar System
* And thirty other excellent adventures that will have you drawing like this:

There's also a special guide for parents and teachers at the end of the book.

[Lara]

This book doesn't have as simple/approachable simple draws to use for small kids, but it is still bursting with fantasy/fun creatures and 3D practice draws.

[Dana Campbellbarden-cassel]

I was expecting this book to be more elementary aged kid friendly. I like how it provokes the imagination, but the level of art is more advanced than most younger children are capable of.