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Learn & Draw Deadly Creatures

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$14.99 $19.99 In stock

Draw them, if you dare! You will find some of the most incredible, dangerous animals you could ever hope to (not) meet—from a funnel-web spider, king cobra and tiger to a saltwater crocodile and emperor scorpion. Are you ready to stencil them to life?

This Kit Includes:
  • 1 instruction book
  • 50-sheet art pad
  • 1 pencil
  • 1 pencil sharpener
  • 12 colored pencils
  • 6 creature stencils
  • 1 poster
  • Handy Storage Book

Age 5+

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

My 8-year-old was genuinely fascinated by the funnel-web spider's details, and I had to pry the book away for dinner. The mix of real facts with the drawing steps kept him engaged for over an hour.

Hannah ★★★★★

The step-by-step drawing guides are clear enough that my 10-year-old tackled the saltwater crocodile without asking for help, and the fun facts kept her reading long after the pencils were put away. It's a great pick for kids who like their art with a bit of a thrill.

Natalie H. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old is obsessed with the king cobra page and actually drew a recognizable snake for the first time. The mix of animal facts right next to the drawing steps keeps him engaged way longer than a regular coloring book.