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How to draw a simple Ghost Silhouette

Learning how to draw a simple ghost silhouette can add an enchanting touch to your sketches, especially with Halloween around the corner. This tutorial simplifies the process into easy-to-follow steps, ensuring that you can master the art of sketching this spectral figure. So grab your pencil and prepare to bring this ghostly silhouette to life.

Key Features of the Ghost Silhouette

  • Upturned Drop Shape: The primary structure resembles an inverted teardrop, giving our ghost its characteristic floaty appearance.
  • Lightning Shape Eyes: These jagged eyes offer a mysterious gaze, adding character and emotion.
  • Simple Paws: These turned up and end with three pointed claws, hinting at its otherworldly origins.

Tip: When sketching any character, especially one as simple as our ghost, every line and curve matters. The subtlety in shapes can make a world of difference. To diversify your collection, consider also sketching related apparitions like a blanket ghost, stain ghost and a winged one.

About the Guide

  • Red Color: Focus on the current step illustrated by the image.
  • Black Color: Represents previously drawn lines. A look-back at what you’ve achieved.

This guide is segmented into 10 steps, initiating with a basic sketch and then filling the shapes with black color.

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How to draw a simple Ghost Silhouette

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