*received a free copy from netgalley for honest review* Not sure if I really cared for this learn to draw, it was a bit advanced but also taught you how to draw the same characters more than once in hardly different positions? Really liked the movie but this isn't what I expected.

First allow me to say I am in no way an artist. My family and I have watched the Disney movie "Onward" and fell in love. When I sat down with my grandson to tackle this "Learn to Draw" adventure I was expecting to be a total failure and producing stick figures. I was surprise to find that with the easy-to-follow directions and illustrations both me and my grandson were able to produce amazing likenesses. A must have for your artist adventures.

This book was amazing! Made me feel like I was an artist. It gave step by step easy instructions on how to draw different characters and elements of Onward. I would definitely recommend and can't wait to watch the movie.

What a fun book for young artists! This has great instructions for a beginner. It's not super in depth but it is also not overwhelming for a a child. It has just enough tutorials to be motivating and educational. Plus as a bonus it has beloved Pixar Onward characters. I mean what's not to love. This is the perfect gift for the young aspiring artist.

As stated above this is for beginners and is not an in-dept training aid. I highly recommend it though because it teaches all the foundation basics in a fun way.

I received this book from NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group for an honest review.

Learn to Draw Disney/Pixar Onward is a new booklet in the Learn To Draw series. Released 10th March 2020 by Quarto on their Walter Foster Jr imprint, it's 64 pages and will be available in spiral-bound format.

Although ostensibly aimed at young artists (6+ years), there is a lot of really fun and accessible information here for artists of all ages and levels of experience. The simple and appealing step-by-step line drawn tutorials will help with confidence building and technical expertise.

The introductory content covers tools and supplies (an admirably short list), tracing and outlining, using the grid method, and basic shape drawings. The background drawings on all the pages are adorable and full color (see cover).

The tutorials (12 different, with lots of characters in various combinations) are 2-10 pages each of clear step by step drawings to achieve a recognizable fantasy based elf character along with a stable of supporting creatures (the derpy unicorn slays me every time). This would make a really lovely rainy day activity or library group activity for young kids. This would also make a really great parent/caregiver/babysitter activity for anyone with a youngster in their lives. Drawing together with your kids makes a lot of great memories.

Very cute book. Good practice for all beginning artists, no matter what age.

Four stars.

Disclosure: I received an ARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes.