10 Step Drawing: Everyday Things

Justine Lecouffe is an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer based in London, UK. She creates digital and traditional hand drawings encompassing fashion, beauty, architecture, and travel, for clients in a wide range of industries, from book publishing to branding for jewellery and fashion designers. Her work has been published in a number of books, including Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls and her major clients include Apple, O2, the National Trust, NHS, Red bull, Nivea and Pandora. Visit her website www.justinelecouffe.com.

• INTRODUCTION 6HOW TO USE THIS BOOK 7IN MY BAGWallet 10, Phone 11, Sunglasses 12, Key and fob 14, Thermos 16, Umbrella 18, Headphones 20IN MY ROOMLamp 24, Books 26, Pyjamas and slippers 28, Wardrobe 30, Alarm clock 32, Mirror 34, Bed 36, Vase of flowers 38IN MY KITCHENTeapot and cups 42, Cafetiere 44, Cutlery 45, Water jug 46, Olive oil bottle 47, Toaster and kettle 48, Fruit basket 50, Cooking utensils 52, Table and chairs 54, Radio 56, Jam pot 57, Scales 58IN MY BATHROOMBath 62, Hairdryer, comb and brush 64, Bathroom shelves 66, Toiletries 68, Face wipes 70, Perfume bottles 72ON MY DESKScissors 76, Succulent 78, Art supplies 80, Calendar 82, Stationery 84, Laptop 86IN MY WARDROBEDress 90, Jumper 92, Swimwear 94, Suitcases 96, Winter coat 98, Hat, scarf and gloves 100, Rucksack 102, T-shirt 104, Sunhat 105OUT AND ABOUTWellies 108, Skateboard 109, Moped 110, Bike 112, Roller-skates 114, Tennis racket 116, Flip-flops 117, Car 118, Running shoes 120, Tent 122, Poncho 124, Sleeping bag 126ABOUT THE ARTIST 128ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 128

In her new book, 10 Step Drawing: Everyday Things, artist, illustrator and graphic designer, Justine Lecouffe shows us how to make regular drawing practice fun by using ten steps to turn 60 simple shapes into everyday items. From bedside alarm clocks, cooking utensils and sunglases to perfume bottles, sun hats and running shoes, there's a new subject everywhere you turn.