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SPOTLIGHT ON........Creature Feature for Teens
 

Enjoy these these recommended titles on Creature Feature for Teens.

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Draw Monsters: A Step-by-Step Guide

Reinagle, Damon J. (Peel Productions, c2005)
Shelf Number: J743.87/R364dm

From initial concept to finished art, Draw Monsters provides practical step-by-step-by-step instruction for drawing a mad scientist, Frankenstein and bride, Dracula and his daughter, as well as a mummy, banshee, and various demons and beasts. There are also pages on creating creepy letters as well as a diagram of the major bones of the human skeleton.

Drawing and Painting Fantasy Beasts: Bring to Life the Creatures and Monsters of Other Realms

Walker, Kev (Barron's, c2005)
Shelf Number: 743.97/W1818d

Art students with special interest in comic strips, graphic novels, and computer games graphics will find a wealth of instruction and inspiration here. Learn how to draw and paint fantastic beasts from literature and legend, double-headed sea monsters and serpents, satyrs, centaurs, dragons, and demons.

Drawing Monsters & Heroes for Film and Comics: the Drawings of Kerry Gammill

Gammill, Kerry (Vanguard Productions, c2001)
Shelf Number: 741.5/G193d

Takes readers behind the scenes of the world of film conceptual art to offer scores of proven success tips on designing creatures for action films, in a guide complemented by anecdotes, career retrospectives, and classic and unpublished art.

The Essential Monster Movie Guide: a Century of Creature Features on Film, TV, and Video

Jones, Stephen (Billboard Books/Watson-Guptill, c2000)
Shelf Number: 791.4367/J79e

This guide alphabetically lists 4000 plus horror movies and television shows, some very obscure, that featured monsters. Each entry provides a plot synopsis, identifies the cast and director, and rates the film on a five star scale.

Godzilla

Woog, Adam (KidHaven Press/Thomson/Gale, c2004)
Shelf Number: J791.4367/W9129g

Discusses the creation, characteristics, and movies of the popular monster Godzilla.

Additional titles in the Monsters series include: Vampires, Medusa, Cyclops, The Loch Ness Monster, and Werewolves.

Manga Monster Madness

Okum, David (Impact Books, c2005)
Shelf Number: 741.5/OK419mm

Outlines techniques used in Manga-style drawing, beginning with drawing basics and progressing to drawing specific monsters or characters from science fiction and fantasy, including aliens, mutants, insects, warriors, daikaiju, and elves.