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Draw a pumpkin-headed scarecrow using alcohol markers, with simple blends to build up the shadows and texture. This one is inspired by artist Lydia Jean, with a scruffy jacket, twig arms and plenty of creepy little details.
Fill your page with a patch of wonky pumpkins, then give each one a different kawaii face. Weā€™ll repeat the same simple pumpkin shape, play around with the proportions and finish them with shadows, textures and plenty of little details.
Inspired by artist Lydia Jean, weā€™re drawing a simple pumpkin-headed scarecrow with Posca pens. Itā€™s a great one for playing with wonky lines, simple shading and adding loads of little textures and details.
Draw a wonky carved pumpkin using Posca pens, building up simple layers of colour for highlights and shadows. Weā€™ll also add a glowing face, subtle ridges and plenty of little details to give it some character.
Draw a creepy wonky pumpkin using just black pens. This one focuses on making the eyes, nose and mouth look properly carved into the pumpkin, with shadows, ridges and loads of messy little details to finish it off.
This vampire is all about pushing the shadows and getting some really dark colours into the drawing. Weā€™ll blend black into deep reds and purples for the cloak, then use paler colours to build up the face and those creepy eyes.
This one is all about filling a sketchbook page with a bunch of simple kawaii vampires. Weā€™ll mix different bodies and faces, then add a big moon, bats and a few creepy little details to bring the page together.
This vampire has huge colourful eyes, pointy ears and a classic swept-back hairstyle. Weā€™ll build up the eyes with layers of reds and pinks, then add wrinkles, spots and a few creepy details to finish it off.
This one is based on Gothettaa from The School for Vampires, with a simple round head, huge hair and a couple of vampire fangs. Weā€™ll use a small colour palette with shadows around the face before finishing everything with black outlines.
This one is a gruesome vampire character with huge fangs, bloodshot eyes and loads of wrinkles and creepy details. Weā€™ll keep it black and white and use stippling, veins and wonky lines to give the character plenty of texture.
This drawing is based on the Flying Dutchman from SpongeBob SquarePants, with a big pirate hat, beard and ghostly glow. Weā€™ll keep the colours fairly flat, then build up some extra texture and details towards the end.
This one is all about filling the page with simple ghosts, then giving each one a completely different face. Keep the basic ghost shape simple and use different expressions to give every character its own personality.
