Ghosts and Halloween go hand-in-hand, so you may be looking to draw these silly, spooky characters for the season. Whether you’re just learning to draw or you consider yourself a pro, ghost drawing pages are great for developing or brushing up on your skills. All you need to do is print out the drawing pages, grab your pencil, and start creating your own little ghosts.

Are you ready to put your drawing skills to the test? Maybe you’re looking to pick up a new hobby. Start by checking out the following ghost drawing page ideas.

1. A Fancy Ghost

This ghost looks fancy in his top hat and bow tie. The best part is how easy it is to draw this little friend. The ghost itself is just one shape. Then, you can add the top hat, bow tie, and his happy face. Perhaps he’s going to a Halloween party.

2. Ready For The Holidays

Why not combine holidays with this ghost drawing page? A ghost is seen holding a candy cane, excited for the Christmas season. With an easy-to-follow illustration, this is a great way to practice drawing characters holding props in their hands without feeling overwhelmed.

3. Sparkly Ghost

Sometimes, ghosts just like to feel glamorous, and this adorable ghost is no exception. Start by drawing the shape of the ghost, including their arms. Next, add the smiling face and details. Finish it off with multiple stars surrounding the ghost, adding a little sparkle to your picture.

4. Silly But Dashing

This ghost may act silly, but he’s looking dashing in his necktie. He could be attending a Halloween party, or maybe ghosts have important meetings too. It’s easy to draw the ghost, his goofy smile, details, and necktie, creating a fun ghost drawing page idea for various skill levels.

5. Enjoying A Warm Beverage

Even ghosts need a warm beverage on a chilly fall day. Is this little ghost drinking a hot chocolate? Maybe he’s enjoying a hot coffee or tea. Use this drawing page to further your skills as you draw a ghost holding a mug. You can even draw the steam rising from the mug to show it’s a warm beverage. Finish it off with the shadow under the ghost.

6. Hugging A Pumpkin

As this little ghost embraces its pumpkin, you can see he’s ready for Halloween. Both the ghost and pumpkin feature easy-to-draw shapes, faces, and details, allowing you to develop or enhance your skills. Is this ghost friends with the pumpkin, or it is simply a prop for decorating? You’re drawing the characters, so you get to decide the story!

7. Rainbow Trails

This friendly ghost enjoys leaving a rainbow trail behind him wherever he goes. It adds a touch of happiness to even the spookiest of pages. With this ghost drawing page, you’re encouraged to add your favorite shades. Start by drawing this cute ghost, and then add the rainbow trails behind him. You can stick to rainbow colors or come up with a scheme of your own.

8. A Batty Friend

With this ghost drawing page idea, you can practice drawing multiple lines and shapes to create an adorable scene. The page features a ghost with his bat friend, both with smiling faces as they stand next to one another. You’ll draw the bat in front of the ghost, allowing you to also practice adding depth to your pictures.

9. A Paper Airplane

Are you ready to draw more details on your ghost? This ghost not only features a happy face but also portions of a shadow, as well as a shadow below him. In addition, you’ll also learn how to draw a paper airplane, which this little ghost is throwing. The details allow you to work with shading, while the ghost’s body, face, and paper airplane are easy to draw.

10. You Have My Heart

Here is another opportunity to practice drawing a ghost as it holds an object. This ghost is looking to spread a little love as it carries a pink heart in both hands, holding the heart in front of its chest. Just like the previous drawing page, the details on this ghost include a shadow. Use this drawing page as a way to practice layering and shading. Don’t forget to color the heart!

11. Full of Giggles

Are you teaching young children to draw? Do they get scared during the Halloween season? You can ease them into the season with this giggly ghost, who only wants to celebrate and have fun. It’s also a great way to work on adding various details, such as an excited facial expression and shadows.

12. A Flower Bouquet

This precious ghost doesn’t want you to be afraid of him; he wants to be friends! He’s even bringing you some flowers. Flowers are pretty easy to draw, and this ghost drawing page is no exception. When you add this loveable character, you have an easy-to-follow ghost drawing page. You can even color the ghost’s face and the flowers later.

13. Chasing A Butterfly

What an adorable ghost drawing page idea for children and adults alike! It features a ghost in a top hat chasing a butterfly. The butterfly is facing the ghost, so perhaps they’re friends, simply playing in the garden. This is a fun way to not only practice drawing ghosts but also insects. Once you’ve finished drawing this cute scene, you can color in these friendly characters.

14. Lighting The Way

Don’t be afraid of the dark, your ghost friend will light the way! The ghost features a spooked look on its face, so maybe he’s exploring a haunted house. With the ghost’s hand exposed, you can practice drawing an object being held in an actual hand rather than a pair of arms, allowing you to enhance your skills. The lantern also gives you a different object to practice drawing.

15. Blowing A Kiss!

It’s easy to draw this loving ghost, and you’re going to start with the ghost’s body. Then, you can add the face and hat, finishing it off with a few hearts as she blows you a kiss. If you’re planning to color the drawing, one idea is to color the ghost’s lips, rosy cheeks, and hearts in pink, while the hat is black and white. What a cute idea for both Halloween and Valentine’s Day!

16. Ready To Party

It’s party time, and this ghost is wearing a colorful hat and ready to boogie! Is it a Halloween party? A birthday party? Let your children come up with a fun story for this ghost drawing page. When you’ve finished drawing, add your favorite colors to the hat to enhance the festive mood.

17. Fun With Balloons

Drawing balloons is always fun, and now, you can draw an adorable ghost holding several balloons. Maybe it’s the same ghost from the previous drawing page. You’ll also boost your skills by drawing a colorful shirt on the ghost, which may match the balloons. Practice drawing details such as lines and shadows on both the balloons and this excited ghost.

18. Looking Cool

There are few things cooler than a pair of shades, so why not practice drawing this ghost in sunglasses? The hat only makes him look cooler, which is his goal for both the Halloween party and Trick-or-Treating. There aren’t as many details on the ghosts as other illustrations, making this an ideal coloring page for beginners.

19. Colorful Socks

What could be sillier than a ghost wearing socks? How about a ghost wearing colorful socks? While this ghost may look silly, at least he’s staying warm on a cool fall day. Use this drawing page to practice drawing legs and feet, as well as clothing. Then, add a pop of color to these awesome socks.

20. A Bit of Royalty

This ghost wants to be a king -or queen- for Halloween, and you can help them by drawing their crown. The crown floats above their head, making it easier for beginners to learn how to draw the various shapes. With a shadow both on and under the ghost, you can also enhance your shading skills.

21. A Good Book

If you love drawing ghosts in accessories or holding objects, you’re sure to enjoy this ghost drawing page idea. It features holding a book in both hands as he reads, with a hat on top of his head. Learn to draw various shapes and lines without adding too many details.

22. Resting On A Cloud

This ghost is ready to relax on its cloud pillow, and you’re sure to have fun drawing both. The details showcase the cloud’s soft texture, while the spooked look on the ghost’s face is perfect for Halloween. Add the ghost’s black and white hat, and finish it off with a shadow under the cloud.

23. Time For Pajamas

It’s bedtime for this little ghost, and he needs you to draw his comfy pajamas. Use this drawing page to practice drawing characters in apparel, from details ranging from the collar to the buttons. What a nice way to unwind before it’s time to catch a few Z’s yourself. Of course, you can also let your children draw this ghost before naptime or bedtime.

24. It’s Bedtime, Little Ghost!

Here’s another ghost ready for bed, and it looks like he fell asleep in his favorite hat! Sssh, just leave the hat on him. In addition to the ghost and his hat, you’re also going to draw his comfy pillows and cozy blankets, creating the perfect sleep environment for your exhausted little friend.

25. A Polka Dot Scarf

While this ghost may look shocked, she has style in her polka-dot scarf! Use this drawing page to not only brush up on your skills but to also learn how to create a pattern. You can even color in the scarf with a bit of shading or your favorite colors. Don’t forget to draw the ghost’s details so she can look lifelike, or as lifelike as a ghost can look!

Ghost drawing pages are great for all skill levels and ages because they involve various lines, shapes, and details. Plus, ghosts are usually simple to draw, making it easier to create these fun characters. The drawing pages can be used at home, at parties, in classrooms, and as goodies for trick-or-treaters. You can even quickly re-print the pages as needed.

What is your favorite ghost drawing page idea? Do you have any tips or ideas to help those just learning to draw these characters? Visit our comments section to not only share your favorites and tips but to read answers from others as well.