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Add painted or googly eyes, feet, and other details and you have the perfect spiky little monsters. 8. Create Handprint Ghosts An easy place to get the shredded paper is from your front office. They often shred materials and have more shredded paper than they know what to do with. You might give them a little heads up that you’d like them to save you the next bag of shredding. During this 17-year period, Munch recreated The Scream in crayon, tempera paint, and oil pastel. While the mediums vary from piece to piece, each one features the same subject matter: a mysterious figure standing on a bridge and holding his face as he screams. holographs or lenticular paintings are all the rage in Halloween décor, featuring an image that changes depending on the angle you view it from.

Pet paintings are always a fun way to honor your animals and decorate your home. Try painting your pet in Halloween costume regalia for the canvas or paint your pet as the tiny monster they are. Pet portraits are a perfect acrylic painting idea for beginners. 15. Cookie Decorating While a floral Thomas Kincaid landscape painting may not be what you need, a Kinkaid with Godzilla stomping through the brush may be the perfect solution. Next use a 3/4″ flat brushand titanium white.Paint a white ring around the moon. This will be the lightest part of the sky and the white layer sets a basefor the light purple. You can overlap the tree with the ghosts or make them look like they are behind the tree. I did overlapping with the ghost on the left. 11. Draw with paint pen (or paint) the eyes on the tree, owl, bats & spider

Pinch pots are the easiest of all the clay projects. You take a ball of clay and then “pinch it” to make an opening. Use this technique with kids during Halloween to make small little pumpkins. You can use air-dry clay if you are a classroom teacher without access to a kiln. Or art teachers can use kiln fire clay. Or, the best of both worlds, classroom teachers and art teachers can collaborate to make these cute little pumpkins! Clay Pumpkin Pinch Pots Steps To really get that spooky effect, try making the edges of the branches kind of wavy and the tips of the branches pointed. For step three, place a few drops of glue down onto the pumpkin and then add the pieces of tissue paper. Cover the entire pumpkin going over the edges with the tissue paper. Be sure to let pieces overlap, so you create new shades of yellow, orange, and red. I have had an interest in Pop Art all of my adult life. I created interactive Pop Art style coloring sheets to provide students with the opportunity to learn about Pop Art images themselves.

Next use a piece of white chalk to draw the ground. I drew a horizontal uneven line across the bottom of the canvas.This project is very easy for the teacher and allows all the kids in your class to be involved. This poster is a product available in my TPT store. In this project, the kids will color the pieces, cut them out, add their faces to the windows (which makes it extra fun), and then put the poster together and hang it up! This makes for a great classroom cooperative activity. There are 30 places to add kid faces, but if you don’t have that many students (hallelujah !!!), Have the kids color the blank windows yellow. You can get printable tattoo paper from most craft stores and online retailers. Just create some great Halloween and horror-inspired designs and print them out for some seasonal fun that lasts around three to five days. This also makes a great art idea for teens. 27. Capture Fairy Skeletons in A Jar

Then gradually add more dioxazine purple to the brush and less white so the purple gets darker as you work your way away from the circle. If you need to add more white to the brush, you may to help with the blending. Also, some of the white shows up in streaks because there is still white on the brush. Try not to blend all the purple into one solid color.Students should then cut the magazine strips to fit into the Halloween shape they traced. They can play with the direction and texture as they place the strips within their Halloween shape. This project is excellent for fine motor development. Spooky face painting is a sure win at fall and harvest festivals and can be a fun Halloween painting idea for a party, particularly when face paint selections in most stores are plentiful all season. While this scene appears dream-like, it was actually inspired by a real-life location and a particularly frightening phenomenon. “One evening I was walking along a path, the city was on one side and the fjord below,” Munch wrote in his diary. “I felt tired and ill. I stopped and looked out over the fjord—the sun was setting, and the clouds turning blood red. I sensed a scream passing through nature; it seemed to me that I heard the scream. I painted this picture, painted the clouds as actual blood. The color shrieked. This became The Scream.” For a fun vintage Halloween painting idea, cabinet card photos can be found aplenty in thrift and antique stores, usually at reasonable prices. Encourage everyone to stop and admire your décor with this stunning Halloween hanging sign. The quote is fitting for the season. It is all rounded out by the remarkable artwork with the haunted-looking tree, the creepy graveyard, and the pumpkins all around. 21. Halloween Themed Canvas Wall Painting

You can do small accents like ghosts or pumpkins on cheeks or foreheads or create a whole painted face. via Canva 6. Upcycled Halloween Décor

9. Colorful Halloween Witch Hat Design

Note: Here is where I used a wet paint brush to erase excess chalk lines still showing. 10. Paint The Ghosts