Draw with Art for Kids Hub Cute and Funny Foods

Join the Art for Kids Hub family in their first-ever book series as they share super-fun, food-themed drawing activities.

Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Cute and Funny Foods brings the best of Art for Kids Hub to the printed page!

Featuring popular hits from the channel, such as the cute ice cream cone and birthday cake, kids and their families will be amazed at all the cute and funny food items they can draw. With these super clear and accessible step-by-step lessons, Dad Rob and family prove that anyone can learn to draw – and make it fun.

Millions of YouTube viewers have learned to draw with the Art for Kids Hub. Now you and your whole family can, too!

• Step-by-step lessons that make the process super clear and super fun for everyone
• A unique, accessible approach that prioritizes involvement over perfection. Kids are reassured that their efforts don't have to match the pictures to still look awesome
• The focus on family time encourages kids to draw with their grown-ups and share the enjoyment and satisfaction of making art

Every idea inside—from kawaii cakes to cute fruit, silly sushi, and lunches that talk—encourages you to have fun as a family and fall in love with drawing. By showing both the kid and adult versions of every food, families can be creative together, and kids can discover the joy in simply drawing and avoid getting frustrated trying to recreate a perfect image.

Art for Kids Hub has achieved over a billion views on YouTube by offering kids and families the perfect starting point on their drawing journeys. Dad Rob and his family have built a huge following thanks to their delightfully accessible lessons that gather the whole family to make art together. Their unique, easy-to-follow approach puts fun first, encouraging kids to draw in their own way and be proud of the results.

Don’t miss the rest of the Draw with Art for Kids Hub series:

• Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Animals
• Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Christmas
• Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Space
• Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Halloween

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