A fun book but overly complicated. It's not really aimed at beginners and therefore won't appeal to the average star wars fan. Still, it is a book that will always sell well at Xmas as a gift for that Star Wars fan in your life.

Learn to Draw Star Wars Droids and Vehicles was a fun drawing book. Quite complicated for beginners because they jump quite a bit for every step. This would be a challenge because of the bolts, wires, and different shadings. They start with Clone Wars and went to Episode IV. I wish there were more pages to this book.
I received a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

This book is a must have for anyone that loves Star Wars. The techniques and step-by-step guides are a bit advance for beginners but they are great for those with more intermediate or advance drawing ability. There is a lot of great inspiration in this book for different droids and some really cool ships. I look forward to playing around with my drawings a bit more to see if I can get better.

I received this book in exchange for my honest review.

Unfortunately, I was unable to download this book. Therefore I gave it a three star rating based on the photos I have seen while researching it online.

Inside this 128-page drawing guide, you will find step-by-step instruction on how to draw Star Wars droids, spaceships, and land transport vehicles of all shapes and sizes. My daughters and I love star wars so when I got the opportunity to review this I jumped on it. We tried to draw a few of the items but they were so hard that we gave up trying lol. Don't get me wrong we had a blast trying to draw c-3po, r2-d2,lukes speeder, and bb-8. So with that being said I don't think kids can draw these unless they are awesome at drawing.

This book delivers what it promises. It shows step by step how to draw a variety of Star Wars droids and vehicles. Steps are broken down in detail.

My family really enjoys the Star Wars franchise, so i thought this book would be right up our alley. There are about 10 various vehicles and droids to choose from, from R2D2 to the Speeder. i thought R2D2 looked the easiest, so i started out there. I'm generally okay at copying simple pictures, and i did okay with him. But i knew i didnt have the expertise or patience for any of the others. My daughter has been drawing a good bit for the last year or so. She put a lot more effert into her R2, and he turned out much better than mine. While there are a few pages on drawing techniques and materials, I think that this book is for someone with at least an intermediate experience level of drawing. it had nice options for star wars fans.
thanks walter foster creative team and netgalley.

Absolutely 5 stars from everyone in this family!!! Yes, we love Star Wars but being fans we have seen the movies, been to the theme park in FL, even read the books.~ This added a whole other dimension to our enjoyment!

This how to book is awesome! My husband is a big Star Wars fan and he really enjoyed looking through this and learning how to draw some cool parts from Star Wars! The how-tos are quite detailed and show many pictures for the progression of the image you are drawing. Great find! Great gift for any Star Wars lover or general artist!

Cutting no corners, everything needed to get started was meticulously laid out. Taking first things first, all the materials and tools needed to get right to work were listed. The good news was that expenses were kept to a minimum - just graphite pencils and paper. Leaving no stones unturned, several pencil techniques were clearly shown. Helpful tips were labeled and identified for getting the right texture where needed. That was a big plus. From rough to finished drawings, painstaking sketches were carefully displayed step-by-step indicating each level of increasing competency. In the case of K-250 alone, there were thirteen individual steps involved to arrive at completion. That's what I call guidance. This is a must have tutorial for any Star War fans with a flair for drawing.

I send my gratitude to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group - Walter Foster for this ARC in exchange for an unbiased review.

Learn to Draw Star Wars: Droids & Vehicles: Draw favorite Star Wars droids and vehicles, including R2-D2, C-3PO, a T-70 X-Wing, and more, in graphite pencil by Walter Foster Creative Team is a book I requested from NetGalley and the review is voluntary. I enjoyed this book! It is a step by step book but not for beginners. You must know some basics and shading. This would be good for teens or adults.
There are lots of wonderful characters to draw and tips and instructions on how to make them! I definitely want this book! Great book with tons of pictures and characters!

I was hoping for a more simple approach as I have no drawing experience. However, my husband who is a big Star Wars fan and can draw loved this book!

Thank you NetGalley for this ARC.

I do not draw on a regular basis and I guess I have only average talent for it. I manage to draw what I see in a way that the resulting image is reasonably recognizable (at least my son is content with it). So I hoped that this book could help me draw some Star Wars figures for him - or maybe even with him. But the book seems to be made for people who already can draw - which IMHO makes the book somewhat useless to begin with.

Each figure is shown in a couple of step-by-step pictures, starting with some rough forms and filling in more and more detail. However, it is hard to figure out which lines and details have been added with each picture, as the steps taken are way too large. It may have been a good thing to show the added lines in a different color which would make it easier to recognize them, and to show some more pictures in-between.

At least I can trace some of the figures, but for that I don't need this book.