How to Draw a Radish: And Other Fun Things to Do at Work

by Joy Sikorski

Learn how to draw a radish Make beautiful earrings using only tape Decorate with white-out How to Draw a Radish: And Other Fun Things to Do at Work provides endless inspiration for wacky workplace entertainment with 83 drawing lessons (including Elvis, a cow face, and leeks vinaigrette), along with various other games and crafts for professional and personal beautification. Sturdily constucted with two pockets for special projects, organized with ten cardboard dividers, and small enough to fit in a briefcase, this handy spiralbound manual is a toy for grown-ups: playful, instructive, and absolutely irresistible.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0811809935
• ISBN13: 9780811809931
• Release Date: September 1995
• Publisher: Chronicle Books
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 1.0" x 1.0"

Customer Reviews

Great gift

I received this book in a "Secret Santa" and just LOVED it! What a great little treasure to teach the unbelievably talentless how to draw! Joy breaks down radishes, butterflies, flowers, etc into easy to draw pieces that all add up together. I can now doodle with the best of them! Pick up two - one for your Secret Santa and one for yourself!

the cutest little dooles I ever did see

This was just the most adorable little book I ever picked up. I just wanted to buy millions of copies to send them to friends who have boring jobs. I loved the little rabbit eating on the grass. It's a great doo-dad book that everyone should have to keep them entertained. I rarely laugh outloud at a book, but I couldn't help myself.

This book was wonderful!

This book is so cute! The perfect thing to use when you are bored at work. With little creatures to draw and oragami to do. It is such a funny, cute book. You gotta have it!

TIP: Buy this book, if you don't like it you can put it back

Two parts crazy fun and one part workplace playground, this book has kept my imagination and my mind on the same blinding path through more than one day's work week. Honest. My favorite page is 74. Your's will be different.