This book is for artistic tweens who dream about the magical, mystical, and darker side of things. Starting with an introduction to various drawing tools and techniques, the goth-inspired title will have entusiastic young artists learning to draw their favorite creatures and beasts across three categories, including Magical Characters, Mythological Creatures, and Monsters. Additionally, charater history, folklore, legends, fun facts, and trivia add to this fantastic experience. Authors: Bob Berry and Merrie Destefano. Publisher: Walter Foster, 2011.

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