"How to Draw a Cute Ghost" es una guía de dibujo paso a paso en blanco y negro, con estilo kawaii de Halloween. Cuatro recuadros muestran un fantasma que pasa de un arco redondeado a un borde ondulado, una carita sonriente y brazos pequeños, con murciélagos, estrellas y una luna creciente en el borde. Puedes rehacerla con tu propio título, textos de pasos o personaje para enseñar otro dibujo.

Create a polished, easy-to-follow 4:5 portrait how-to-draw guide on clean white paper. Use only simple black ink lines for all lettering, drawings, borders, and Halloween decorations; add only the faintest neutral paper grain. No colored fills, gray shading, gradients, or shadows. Use a warm rounded-handwriting display style, as if written with a medium-thick round-tip marker: naturally hand-drawn strokes, rounded terminals, and slight human irregularity. Keep every word crisp, correctly spelled, and exactly as quoted. At the top, set the large centered title: “How to Draw a Cute Ghost”. Below it, arrange four equally sized instructional panels in a spacious 2-by-2 grid, read left to right, then top to bottom. Give each panel a small hand-drawn number and a short caption in the same rounded handwriting. Keep captions distinct from the illustrations and comfortably legible. Panel 1 caption: “1. Draw a rounded arch”. Show the first drawing stage: one smooth upside-down U-shaped dome with two short sides descending, open at the bottom. Panel 2 caption: “2. Add a wavy little hem”. Show the dome completed into a simple ghost silhouette, with a gently scalloped, wavy bottom edge. Panel 3 caption: “3. Give it a sweet face”. Show the same ghost with two tiny black dot eyes and a small curved smile; use only a few short black hatch marks to suggest blush. Panel 4 caption: “4. Add tiny arms and stars”. Show the finished cute ghost with short rounded wisp-like arms, the face, and a few simple outlined sparkle stars. Make the four drawings large enough to see clearly and visibly progressive: each stage adds only the features described in its caption. Use confident, clean black contours with rounded ends and no unnecessary interior detail. Frame the open white space lightly with a few small outline bats, stars, and a crescent moon near the outer edges; keep these decorations away from the text and drawing steps. The finished page should feel playful and child-friendly, like a neat hand-drawn activity sheet, with a clear reading order and generous margins.