halloween draw and tell stories

You could draw a jack - o' - lantern and tell a story about how it comes to life at midnight on Halloween. Maybe it has a little adventure in the pumpkin patch, scaring away small animals with its glowing face.

One way is to start by choosing classic Halloween characters like witches or vampires to draw. Then, for the story, you can make up tales about their spooky adventures in a haunted forest. For example, the witch could be looking for ingredients for her potion and encounters a mischievous ghost along the way.

Once upon a Halloween night, a little girl named Lily was trick - or - treating. She went to an old, spooky house at the end of the street. As she knocked on the door, a cold wind blew. The door creaked open, and there was an old lady with a big black cat. The lady gave Lily a strange - looking candy. When Lily took a bite, she suddenly found herself in a world full of floating pumpkins and ghosts. But she was very brave. She found a magic wand among the pumpkins and used it to break the spell. Then she was back in front of the old house and ran home safely.

Start with simple shapes like circles and triangles for the basic outline of characters. Then add details like facial expressions and costumes. Use bright colors for a spooky yet fun look.

You can start with a witch who lives in a gingerbread house in the middle of a spooky swamp. She's not an evil witch but a lonely one. One Halloween night, she decides to invite the nearby villagers to her house for a party. But the villagers are scared of her at first. So, she uses her magic to create beautiful floating lanterns that lead the villagers to her house. Once they arrive, they realize she's kind. She shows them her magic potions that can make them see their future selves. The villagers have a great time, and from that Halloween on, they are friends with the witch.

Start with sketching the basic shape of the pumpkin. Then, add details like the face and stem. Use bright colors for a fun look.

You can start with simple shapes like circles and triangles for the basic structure. Then add details like eyes and mouths. Use bold lines for a clear look.

Well, when drawing a Halloween witch cartoon, start with the shape of the head and body. Then, draw the witch's distinctive clothing like a black dress and a witch's hat with a wide brim. Don't forget to add some magical accessories like a wand or a cauldron. And use dark colors to give it that spooky Halloween feel.

One funny Halloween story is about a little boy who dressed up as a superhero. He was so excited to go trick - or - treating. When he knocked on one door, the old lady there mistook him for a real superhero and asked him to rescue her cat from a tree. The boy, with all his childish bravado, tried to climb the tree but ended up getting his cape stuck. In the end, the lady's grandson came out and helped get the cat down and they all had a good laugh.

One Halloween story could be about a friendly ghost. There was a little old house on the edge of town that was said to be haunted. But instead of a scary ghost, there lived a friendly spirit. Every Halloween night, it would turn the porch light on and leave out little treats for the children who were brave enough to approach. The kids would come by, take the treats, and sometimes leave little drawings for the ghost in return.