Halloween is the perfect excuse to get creative with doodles, sketches, and spooky little characters! If you’re looking for Halloween step-by-step drawing ideas, you’ve landed in the right place. These simple tutorials use basic shapes and easy steps, so they’re perfect for all skill levels kids, parents, or anyone who just wants a playful way to enjoy the Halloween spirit.
We’ll go through 12 fun drawings from a jack o’ lantern to a spooky ghost, that are not only easy to draw but also a lot of fun to personalize. And don’t forget to check out my Autumn Step-by-Step Drawing Ideas for even more seasonal doodles that capture the coziness of fall. At the end of this post, don’t forget to download your free drawing worksheet printables. They’re a lot of fun for kids and adults and a great way to practice these doodles step by step.
How to Draw a Jack O’ Lantern
Start with a round head shape, add vertical lines for pumpkin grooves, then carve out a face. You can go classic with triangles or get creative with funny faces. This is a very easy way to kick off your doodles and bring some Happy Halloween vibes to the page.
How To Draw a Creepy Spider
Use simple shapes: a circle for the body and lines for legs. Add a spider web above to complete the look. You can even draw a small spider friend dangling nearby. Try giving them different emotions like silly, scared, or spooky!
How to Draw Frankenstein’s Monster
This classic little guy starts with a square head. Add bolts, stitches, and a fun twist by drawing him with funny faces. Want a challenge? Give him a more realistic look with shadows and details.
How to Draw a Cute Candy Corn
The sweetest of the easy Halloween drawing ideas! Draw a simple triangle, divide it into three sections, and color it in. Using simple steps, this treat turns into a cheerful doodle that’s easy peasy to draw.
How To Draw Witch Hat
A witch’s hat is all about the pointy hat shape. Start with a triangle, add a curved oval brim, and decorate with a buckle. Perfect for adding next to a spooky cat or even a cute witch.
How To Draw A Lollipop
Begin with a circle, then add swirls for a fun twist. Use stripes, stars, or even spooky details like bats on the wrapper. This doodle is a playful way to mix in some treats with your tricks.
How to Draw A Mummy
Draw an oval head, then cover it with overlapping vertical lines for bandages. Don’t forget to leave space for the eyes, you can make your mummy look spooky or give it funny faces for a lighter touch.
How to Draw A Friendly Ghost
Use simple shapes: a circle for the head and wavy lines for the body. Add a smile to make it a friendly ghost or frown for a spooky ghost. This one is a lot of fun and captures the Halloween spirit without being too scary.
How To Draw an Eyeball In A Jar
Creepy and cool! Draw a jar, add a floating eyeball, and decorate with bubbles or cracks. This simple drawing idea works well for practicing circles and straight lines while adding a few spooky details.
How To Draw A Bubbling Cauldron
Start with a rounded pot, add bubbling shapes above, and don’t forget the handle. You can fill it with creative spells, candy, or even a mini grim reaper silhouette floating up in the steam.
How To Draw A Black Cat
A must-have for Halloween! Draw a round head, add pointy ears, and a swooping tail. Keep it cartoony for a spooky cat or sleek for a Halloween cat. Either way, it’s a classic doodle.
How to Draw a Bat
Begin with a circle for the head and add wings shaped like curved triangles. Don’t forget the fangs! You can draw a funny face to make it silly, or go for a darker, wicked witches vibe.
From jack o’ lanterns to spooky ghosts, these 12 Halloween step-by-step drawing ideas are the perfect way to enjoy the Halloween season. Whether you’re just starting with simple tutorials or trying a more realistic look, these doodles offer a creative journey that’s both easy and fun. Download all 12 Halloween Step-By-Step Drawing Worksheet Printables now and let the spooky fun begin!
Halloween has always been such a fun holiday in my house. My boys loved decorating our home all spooky for the trick-or-treaters, cobwebs on the porch, glowing pumpkins in the yard, and of course a few spooky cats hiding in the windows. Now, these drawings have become another way we celebrate together, adding a playful twist to our family traditions.
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Keep on doodling and Happy Halloween!
