Badly Drawn Dog

Badly Drawn Dog

by EmmaDodson (Author), Emma Dodson (Author)

Synopsis

Badly drawn dog is fed up with his looks, so he decides to visit his friend, Doodle the Poodle. But on the way, he sees an artist's studio and here -- the fun begins. The artist rubs him out -- legs, head, even sketchy eyebrows, and starts again. The results are hilarious: the first style which the artist uses is cubist. Looks good -- but on his way to Doodle the Poodle's house, Badly Drawn Dog finds that walking in a straight line is just impossible -- never mind playing football. Pop art and post impressionist follow. Finally of course, Badly Drawn Dog goes back to his friend -- the child who drew him in the first place. Boy! is he glad to be back to normal. This book will make children laugh out loud. In addition, it demonstrates different art styles with admirable simplicity.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 13 Jan 2005

ISBN 10: 0340878061
ISBN 13: 9780340878064
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Media Reviews
A lesson in looks not being everything for smalls aged three or four. -- Newbury Weekly News 'But does Badly Drawn Dog just want to blend into the crowd? As all good friends should Doodle Poodle points out that being true to yourself is what counts... Background references to other art styles provide a creative context for this affirmative story about self-belief.' -- The Guardian Witty and clever celebration of individuality and art. -- Bournemouth Daily Echo 20050325 A funny and highly original debut picture book from a brand new talent. -- Reading Evening Post 20050325
Author Bio
Emma studied Illustration at University of Westminster. Since graduating she has had cards and gift wrap published and she has worked as a freelance painter and prop maker for all sorts of films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, The Borrowers and Five Children and It. Some of the most peculiar things she has been asked to make include a baboon's bottom, some dog's lips, slug eyebrows, edible eyeballs, inflatable souffles and exploding chewing gum. Emma also works teaches Illustration and Animation as a visiting lecturer at University of Westminster.