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What to Draw and How to Draw It (With Illustrations): Drawing Made Easy for Children & Beginners — Year 1913
What if drawing wasn’t about talent—but about seeing differently?
In this classic drawing guide, illustrator E.G. Lutz reveals a timeless, visual method that transforms beginners into confident artists—no tracing, no guessing, no talent required. Originally published in 1913 and still celebrated today, this book breaks down complex drawings into simple, structured steps using clear lines, shapes, and proportions.
Whether you're drawing animals, faces, toys, or birds, each lesson begins with a basic “key line” that gradually builds into a finished image—making the process feel intuitive, even magical. Lutz’s system doesn’t just teach drawing; it develops observation, spatial awareness, and creative confidence.
Why This Edition Stands Complete and restored 1913 edition by E.G. Lutz
Dozens of charming illustrations: cats, camels, parrots, faces, and more
Visual instruction only – no jargon, no art degree needed
Naturally introduces perspective and proportion
Great for kids, adults, teachers, and creative learners
This is the very book that inspired a young Walt Disney—proof of its lasting influence in the world of visual storytelling.
Ideal artists of any age
Homeschooling parents and teachers
Anyone interested in vintage art instruction
Creative gifts for children or curious minds
Download today and rediscover the joy of drawing—one simple shape at a time.
In this classic drawing guide, illustrator E.G. Lutz reveals a timeless, visual method that transforms beginners into confident artists—no tracing, no guessing, no talent required. Originally published in 1913 and still celebrated today, this book breaks down complex drawings into simple, structured steps using clear lines, shapes, and proportions.
Whether you're drawing animals, faces, toys, or birds, each lesson begins with a basic “key line” that gradually builds into a finished image—making the process feel intuitive, even magical. Lutz’s system doesn’t just teach drawing; it develops observation, spatial awareness, and creative confidence.
Why This Edition Stands Complete and restored 1913 edition by E.G. Lutz
Dozens of charming illustrations: cats, camels, parrots, faces, and more
Visual instruction only – no jargon, no art degree needed
Naturally introduces perspective and proportion
Great for kids, adults, teachers, and creative learners
This is the very book that inspired a young Walt Disney—proof of its lasting influence in the world of visual storytelling.
Ideal artists of any age
Homeschooling parents and teachers
Anyone interested in vintage art instruction
Creative gifts for children or curious minds
Download today and rediscover the joy of drawing—one simple shape at a time.
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 20, 2025
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