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How to Choose a Color Palette for Halloween Ghosts

Oct 3
1 min read
Warm orange and navy colored pencils beside simple white paper ghosts on a cream table.

Original editorial illustration for Orion Magic Books.

Orion Magic Books — Editorial

A Halloween coloring page does not have to begin with orange and black. Start with one detail: a lantern, a ghost or the background around it. Choose a small palette, then repeat those colors across the page to give the scene a consistent mood. A pale blue ghost can feel quite different from a warm cream one; neither choice needs to follow a rule.

Halloween Ghosts: To Color and Enjoy! by Sofía Sabina presents a playful Halloween world in an English-language coloring book. Before choosing your copy, explore the book's page at Orion Magic Books. Let the drawings guide your first choices, and leave room for a color combination that surprises you.

 
 
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