
Shouldn't it say something like "How To Draw Characters From DragonBall" or "How To Draw Goku & Friends From DragonBall"? I don't know it just sounds odd to me.
The first page is just an introduction to the book and how you should go about drawing these characters. It seems like they want to throw in as much DragonBall terminology as possible but it's obviously they have no idea what there talking about. "Ride a Kamehameha wave of fun" That right there just implies they think this "wave" is like an actual tidle wave that you can ride. I hate when anybody adds "wave" to the end of Kamehameha.

Well whatever, I feel stupid even saying that stuff because this is a children's book. So lets see the first thing we get to draw:

Wait what? That's the first step?! You mean the first drawing that is like 60% done already?! You really expect kids to just draw that as the first step? Wow. And only 3 steps for this picture? This should have been like (at least) a 7 - 8 step drawing. I mean, I know exactly what they were going for here, where you would draw the outline first then fill in the rest but still... Wow. I like how they teach you: "Then draw his wrist guards, the knot in his belt and the lines on the power poll". They just tell you to draw it, they don't even bother to show you how. Iam surprised there first step wasn't "Just draw Goku".
This is pretty much how they went about "teaching" you how to draw...

"Draw some stray hairs, fingers and thumbs, a belt, and details on his shoes, clothing and tail"... What?
I actually tried drawing Goku in this stance above. The picture on the left is what I drew from memory, not looking at the picture. The one on the right is from following there instructions. I honestly don't know which one is worse

This book has inspired me to make my own "How To Draw" book. I'am going to come out with "How to Draw Mario Bros" soon, here is a sneak peak. *Sarcasm*


















