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    How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures
    How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures
    How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures
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    How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures

    By Chris Mason

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    Welcome artists to How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures where you will learn to draw all creatures featured in the breath taking ABC book of the same name. All creatures taught in six simple steps per creature. For kids and adults alike ages 8-100 plus.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChris Mason
    Release dateMar 17, 2017
    ISBN9781370490363
    How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures
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    Chris Mason

    Chris Mason is a software engineer who would rather have been a writer, but he is addicted to coding and couldn't figure out how to support himself writing obscure novels. He worked as a programmer and programming manager for 18 years -- including 10 years at Microsoft, where he was involved with Word and Office for Macintosh. He has three software patents stashed in the back of his closet. After leaving Microsoft for good he founded GrowlyBird Software, which develops free Macintosh applications. He has written ten novels, four of which are available here. Three of his other novels are for sale on Amazon (as ebooks and paperbacks, at the link shown below), and another will be available there soon. Because he's a workaholic curmudgeon with hermit tendencies, he doesn't engage in social media. But you can contact him at chris@growlybird.com.

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      How to Draw P is for Phoenix - Chris Mason

      How to Draw P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Mythical and Legendary Creatures

      By Chris Mason

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      Contact me at digitalattic95@gmail.com

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