POWER DRAWING PUBLICATIONS

The Campaign for Drawing's Power Drawing books set out the purposes of drawing in a range of settings. Pocket-sized A5, in full colour, they are packed with examples, ideas and advice. Drawings by children and adults show convincingly the power of drawing as a medium for thought and action.

Power Drawing books are for teachers, cultural educators, Big Draw organisers, artists, workshop leaders and others – everyone who is interested in the power of drawing to enable us to understand, think and make things happen. All publications are suitable for PGCE or BEd students: select the title which is closest to your area of study.

Power Drawing books are available to buy online from Central Books at £5.50.

For trade including bulk orders and discounts on multiple purchases please either contact Central Books directly or use the Book Order form (PDF).

Orders, Central Books Ltd, 99 Wallis Rd, E9 5LN tel: 0845 458 9911; email: orders@centralbooks.com

	Drawing, A Tool For Design (2009) Explains how engineers, architects and landscape architects involved in the construction industry use drawing. Funded by Arup Foundation.
	Power Drawing: Active Learning (2009) Shows how drawing features across the curriculum in primary schools. Funded by Education Leeds and Creativity, Culture & Education
	Start Drawing! (2002) Explains the importance of drawing in the intellectual and emotional development of young children aged 3-6.
	Power Drawing Notebooks (2004) Shows how children aged 7-11 draw to explore ideas and to develop their view of the world.
	Space and Place (2004) Illustrates how students in schools and higher education use different drawing systems to explore notions of space and place.
	Lines of Enquiry (2005) Shows how students in secondary schools use drawing in their learning in art and design, reflecting on experience, exploring and developing ideas.
	Professional Practices (2006) Illustrates how different professionals use drawing in their work. Features drawing by archaeologists, artists, cartoonists, designers and illustrators.
	Drawing on Experience (2003) Focuses on the use of drawing as a medium for learning in museums and galleries.
	Drawing Attractions (2006) A resource pack of 4 books and a DVD, developed from a programme of drawing on heritage sites.
	Start With Drawing (2004) Resource pack for primary schools - drawing projects for individuals and groups, using the environment as stimulus.