#JACK O LANTERN DRAWING IDEAS PLUS#

Whether your Halloween plans this year include going all out and throwing a raging costume party or staying in with a bottle of wine and queue of horror films, now's as good a time as any to begin thinking about your Halloween manicure.

Most jack-o'-lantern designs are easy enough to re-create at home.

Jack-o'-lantern nail art is all over Instagram right now, and there are tons of ways to get creative with the design.

Now is a great time to start thinking about your Halloween manicure.

If you like them, don’t forget to save this post to Pinterest so you can find it again next year, and to share with a friend!Īlso, before you go, be sure to check out my non-Halloween doodles for fall. What do you think? Which doodles are your favorites? They are totally doable, I promise, and I hope you’ll have a lot of fun using them to decorate your notes and treats this season. If you’d like a plain pumpkin, you could stop here and color it in, but a Jack-o-Lantern needs a face! Triangles form the eyes and nose, then a smile with as many teeth as you like will finish off this doodle. Draw a rectangular-ish shape on top for a stem. Then, add semicircles at the top and bottom to connect the parentheses. Make two shapes that look like parentheses with space in the center. Curving lines around the outside give the illusion of movement and surprise.Ĭan it be October without a Jack-o-Lantern? To draw one, we start with a basic pumpkin. (This is why you want to use pencil first!) Add ovals for the eyes and mouth, and of course, those rosy cheeks. Next, draw two arm shapes, then erase the spot where they join the body. Add a few detail lines and some color to give your candy a more realistic look.Ī ghost starts with a teardrop shape that’s slightly curved to one side. Next, you’ll draw a shape on each side that’s like a triangle with a wavy side to represent the ends of the wrapper. Depending on the kind of candy you want to create, you can draw a circle, an oval, or a rectangle. I find that adding rosy cheeks makes just about anything cuter, including eight-legged critters!ĭrawing a simple piece of candy starts with a center shape. Start by drawing an oval for the body, then four legs extending from each side.

Real spiders are not my friends, but this little guy could be. Continue this same pattern, moving each layer of the web out a bit farther until you’re close to the ends of your lines.īlack marker is fine for this doodle, but it’s also a really cool effect to use a white chalk marker or gel pen on a black surface! You can also try using metallic markers for a shimmery look. Move out a little farther and do a second layer. Starting near the center, draw a curving line inside each “v” shape. Don’t worry about making them perfectly straight, spiderwebs are always moving in the breeze.

#JACK O LANTERN DRAWING IDEAS PLUS#

Start by drawing a plus sign, then draw two more intersecting diagonal lines.

Jack o lantern drawing ideas