Monsters, Ghosts, Ghouls, etc.

When I began teaching basic drawing skills, and remembering the kinds of cartoons I used to like drawing, I began a search for various simple illustrations on monsters; I recently began playing around with the Bing Search engine, and got these results for "Monsters Under My Bed," which began with this worksheet I found on Pinterest a number of years ago. Beginning the second semester, (on February 14th), I began posting them on the Daily Objectives Slides, for students to use as a warm-up exercise. Eventually I will draw and record YouTube videos on the construction process using these simple cartoons. Another Pinterest page called, Monsters/Monsters. 

Google searches for: cute chibi Halloween Skeleton line Art, Pinterest Skeleton Pages, as well as Zombies, Gouls, Goblins, famous monsters like Vampires, Werewolves, Frankenstein, mummies and Undersea Creatures, space aliens, VooDoo dolls, and of course, the cast of characters from "Monsters, Inc."(2nd M.I.). Monster Free Piks.

Practice drawing (more realistic illustrated) "Gouls" -- or how about mixing and matching parts for different monsters, like something with a tiki mask for a face, adding human legs and tentacles for arms. (which you can see, by the lack of examples on that Google search, there's plenty of room for you to post your variations -- and maybe even sell them on sites like Etsy.com for Halloween 2025!) (jus' sayin')