
Trace Then Color: Spooky Stuff for Halloween
By Kevin Coulston
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Preview and download interior pages ↓Get ready for a frightfully fun drawing adventure! How to Draw: Spooky Stuff for Halloween is packed with 50 step-by-step drawing lessons that teach kids how to draw all kinds of funny, friendly, and spooky Halloween characters.
From mischievous witches and goofy goblins to candy monsters, skeletons, mummies, and vampires, this book turns all your favorite Halloween icons into fun, kid-friendly drawings. Each lesson breaks down into six simple steps, showing young artists exactly how to create expressive cartoon characters—perfect for ages 5 and up.
Whether your child loves haunted houses, jack-o’-lanterns, or trick-or-treaters, they’ll have a blast bringing this spooky collection to life.
Each page includes clear examples of how to build characters from basic shapes—no tracing or prior drawing experience required. Kids will learn to draw spooky faces, haunted props, and silly Halloween creatures, one line at a time.
This title is part of Kevin Coulston’s popular Art Books for Kids collection, which includes How to Draw, Trace Then Color, and Draw by Grid editions of the same themes. That means kids can enjoy the spooky fun in whatever way fits their skill level best:
Each format includes 50 original characters designed to make learning to draw fun, imaginative, and accessible for everyone.
Whether you’re looking for a classroom activity, a fall art project, or a gift for your favorite young artist, How to Draw: Spooky Stuff for Halloween makes a wonderful seasonal addition to any collection. Kids will love following the easy instructions, coloring their completed drawings, and showing off their Halloween creations.
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Learn to draw ghosts, goblins, candy monsters, skeletons, and so much more!
If your child loves Halloween, funny monsters, or creative art projects, they’ll love learning with How to Draw: Spooky Stuff for Halloween—a book designed to inspire imagination, develop drawing confidence, and make art time feel like Halloween fun every day of the year.
These are original interior pages. Open a full-size JPG to print, or download a copy for your next drawing session.



By Kevin Coulston
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By Kevin Coulston
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