At the center of the image, a tall haunted house with crooked windows and a steep roof stands prominently. A winding path leads up to the front door, lined with patches of grass and several round pumpkins. Some of these pumpkins have been carved into cheerful jack-o'-lanterns with glowing eyes. Floating around the house are three friendly ghosts, each with a different expression.

In the background, bare trees stretch their spindly branches toward a sky filled with a crescent moon and several small stars. You can spot bats flying high above the chimney, while spiders dangle from delicate spiderwebs attached to the roof and trees. Large pieces of candy corn are tucked into the grass, adding a sweet touch to this nighttime adventure.

For the haunted house, try using deep purples or dark blues instead of just gray to give it a magical, nighttime feel. You can make the windows look like they are glowing by using bright yellow or orange. The jack-o'-lanterns look best with a vibrant shade of orange, and you can use a lighter yellow inside their carved faces to show the light from a candle.

Since the ghosts are usually white, you can add a soft light blue or pale lavender shadow around their edges to help them pop against the background. For the candy corn, remember the classic pattern of yellow at the bottom, orange in the middle, and white at the top. Using a silver or light gray crayon for the spiderwebs will make them look shimmering and realistic against the darker sky.