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| Jamestown Elementary Art Blog |
What I love about drawing architecture is that it can be as simple or as detailed as you like! Messy watercolor or acrylic swirls create a great background for a Sharpie-drawn or black-painted silhouette of a spooky house, black cat, ghost, or pumpkin! Add some doodles/tangles or other details with your white gel pen or some white chalk, and what a neat, creepy scene you have!
Want to customize this activity for your toddler? Have them paint the background for your scene and use a stencil to create silhouetted shapes!
I found this amazing creation on the Jamestown Elementary Art Blog. These kids are SO, SUPER talented! And kudos to these teachers for leading some incredible art adventures!
For more ideas about how to draw spooky scenes, check out our Halloween Art Board on Pinterest.
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