How To Draw Nothing

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This short document provides copyright information for an e-book and invites readers to visit an author's website for more drawings. It notes that the e-book was created using OpenOffice, an open-source office suite software.

Copyright ©2008 Betsy Streeter.
For more Drawing Adventures visit www.betsystreeter.com

This e-book was created using OpenOffice -- www.openoffice.org

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