FAQ

The concept

What is Easy Drawing Tricks?

Most classic drawing tutorials are long, technical, and assume you already have some talent, which puts a lot of people off before they even start. Easy Drawing Tricks is the opposite: a method designed for people who think they "can't draw", where every drawing starts from a simple shape, a letter or a number, so that everyone can succeed on the first try. The method is followed by a large community on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

To get the whole method as a complete, step-by-step program rather than scattered videos, that is exactly what the Easy Drawing Tricks books offer.

Why are the books sold on Amazon and not directly on this site?

Amazon prints and ships our books, so they can keep up with demand and deliver them quickly in your country, without you ever landing on a "sold out" page.

This site is here to guide you to the right book.

What do the books add compared to the free videos?

Videos are perfect for a one-off trick, but the books give you a real structured method: a complete progression organized day by day, a teacher-style explanation for every drawing, and a screen-free paper format that a child can follow alone or with a parent. Instead of picking a random video, you get a real path, for example one guided drawing a day for a month.

That is exactly the difference the Easy Drawing Tricks books are designed to make.

Is Easy Drawing Tricks only for kids, or for adults too?

Even though the videos and books are simple enough for children, the method works just as well for adults, especially those who gave up drawing a long time ago, convinced they "have no talent". Drawing with shapes and steps removes exactly the same block in a beginner adult as in a child: no more blank page, just one clear step to follow. Many people in our community use the tutorials for themselves, as a relaxing, screen-free hobby.

That is why the Easy Drawing Tricks books are not just "for kids": they work just as well as a first drawing method for an adult who has always wanted to start.

Can I buy it as an adult, just for myself?

Absolutely. You don't need to be a child, or to buy it for one. The books are written in a friendly, teaching tone rather than a childish one, and the drawings range from very simple to more detailed, so a beginner adult gets as much out of them as a child. It is a screen-free evening activity that works just as well alone as with family.

If you have always told yourself "I can't draw", an Easy Drawing Tricks book is made to prove you wrong, at any age.

Before you buy: questions from parents and educators

What age are the books for?

The method is designed to work across a wide age range: as soon as a child can hold a pencil properly, all the way to teenagers and adults, since the basic shapes can stay simple or become more complex depending on the person. The goal is a method the whole family can follow together.

The Easy Drawing Tricks books are built on this same all-ages logic, so one book can really suit the whole family.

Do I need special supplies?

No. A pencil, a marker or colored pencils and a sheet of paper are enough. No special equipment and no dedicated drawing corner: the method works with what you already have at home.

Every Easy Drawing Tricks book can be used right away, with nothing else to buy.

Can my child do it alone, or should I stay with them?

Older or more confident children can usually follow the method on their own, since each drawing is broken down into simple, clear steps. Younger children or beginners often gain confidence faster if a parent is nearby to help with the first one or two steps, until they get into the rhythm.

The Easy Drawing Tricks books work both ways: on their own for confident kids, as a shared activity for younger ones.

Can it be used in groups: schools, after-school clubs, activity centers?

Yes. The step-by-step format with no prerequisites works just as well in a group, since every participant starts from the same simple shape and follows the same clear steps, whatever their level. It is a practical format for teachers and activity leaders who need an activity for a mixed group without one-to-one support for every child.

Several Easy Drawing Tricks books are built around a daily or session-based format, easy to fit into a regular group activity.

Is it a good gift for a child?

Yes. It only requires basic drawing supplies, and it gives the child a real activity to follow over time, rather than an object opened once and forgotten. The daily challenge format also keeps the interest going for weeks.

An Easy Drawing Tricks book is a ready-to-use gift: nothing to assemble, nothing extra to buy, just open it and draw.

Will my child really keep going, or get bored quickly?

The format is designed precisely for that worry: instead of one big project that can be discouraging, each day offers a small, achievable drawing, which keeps motivation up through repeated small wins. Since every drawing starts from a shape the child already knows, there is rarely a moment where they get stuck and give up.

This step-by-step progression is the core design principle of every Easy Drawing Tricks book.

Common questions from parents

Is drawing good for fine motor skills?

Yes. Drawing is one of the most effective everyday activities for developing a child's fine motor skills. Holding and controlling a pencil, marker or crayon strengthens the small muscles of the hand and fingers, improves hand-eye coordination, and prepares the grip needed for writing.

Structured practice, following simple shapes step by step rather than scribbling freely, repeats these controlled movements more often, which is exactly what the Easy Drawing Tricks books offer.

My child says "I can't draw". What should I do?

Don't dismiss the feeling, but avoid over-praising too: both can backfire. Saying "just draw anything" can make a child feel their difficulty isn't taken seriously, while comparing them to another child or praising them excessively can also shake their confidence. What works better: breaking the drawing into small, achievable steps ("let's start with a circle"), so they string together small wins instead of facing a blank page and a big expectation all at once.

This shape-and-step approach is exactly the method behind the Easy Drawing Tricks books, designed so that no child is left alone in front of a blank page.

Is a structured book better than free drawing?

Both have their place, and the best is to combine them. A structured book offers guided steps that build technique, familiarity with shapes and confidence, which is especially useful for a child stuck in front of a blank page. Free drawing encourages open creativity and independence once the basics are there.

The Easy Drawing Tricks books are built for that first step: the guided foundation that builds confidence.

What screen-free activities can we do as a family?

Drawing together is one of the easiest screen-free family activities to set up: it needs almost no preparation, works for several ages at once, and nobody needs to be "gifted" to enjoy it. Unlike many screen-free activity lists that require planning, a shared drawing session can start at the table in ten minutes.

An Easy Drawing Tricks book turns it into a simple daily ritual: everyone follows the same instructions, with no screen and no preparation.

How does drawing help build a child's self-confidence?

Finishing a drawing gives a child a concrete, visible sense of achievement, which feeds self-esteem and a motivation that spills over into other areas where they feel less naturally at ease. Showing genuine interest in their drawing, rather than giving a generic compliment, reinforces the idea that their effort and ideas matter, which encourages them to keep going rather than avoid drawing when it gets hard.

Step-by-step methods support this especially well, since each completed step is a small win in itself: exactly the structure of the Easy Drawing Tricks books.

At what age should a child start drawing?

There is no set age. Toddlers start experimenting with big, happy scribbles from 12-18 months, just to discover the feeling of leaving a mark. Around 3-5 years old, as fine motor skills develop, drawings move from scribbles to recognizable shapes, a natural moment to introduce a simple guided method.

The Easy Drawing Tricks books are designed to support children at exactly this stage, whatever their age.

How can I help my child stop comparing themselves to others?

Lead by example: avoid saying "I can't draw" yourself, and avoid pointing out that a sibling's or friend's drawing "is better". Comparison, even unintentional, is one of the most common reasons children lose confidence: treating every drawing as valuable in itself, rather than ranking it, matters more than the technical result.

The individual, judgment-free format of the Easy Drawing Tricks daily challenges shifts the focus from comparison to steady personal progress.

How can we build a daily drawing habit?

Start small and without pressure: one simple drawing a day, with a clear and achievable prompt, works better than an open request like "draw something". A one-month challenge format, one guided drawing a day for 30 days, gives the child a real sense of progress and turns drawing into a routine rather than a one-off activity.

That is exactly the structure behind the "one drawing a day for a month" format of the Easy Drawing Tricks books.