Hey everyone. Since Halloween is only a few days away, I decided to draw a scene featuring the main characters of all the spooky cartoons I've watched so far. The background is fairly simple, showcasing the fall colors, the moon, some trees, and an abandoned house. Hector and Boskov were the first characters I drew for this piece. I made Boskov a decent size, so his features could be accurate. Meahwhile, both Hector's brain and stomach are a lot simpler, with none of the detail from Season 2, and are quite small.
Doom Kitty was up next, followed by Courage. Doom is quite skinny compared to how she looks in Ruby Gloom. But other than that, I did a decent job on her. Courage on the other hand, is a bit stout towards the tummy. It was difficult drawing his arms and legs because of how small they are. GIR came onto the page afterwards, followed by Zim. I have to say, my drawing skills for these two improved quite a lot between the 2022 Car Wash arc scene and this one. Not only are they properly sized, but their details and colors look nice.
After those two, Ruby was the next character to enter the page. I made sure her colors were not saturated, so the linework could be visible. She looks very cute, and a decent job for a first timer. Once Ruby was finished, I worked on Major Dr. Ghastly and General Skarr. Ghastly's proportions are sized fairly well, but her pistol lacks detail and her eyes were challenging to draw. I didn't have a lot of trouble with Skarr besides getting the scar on his blank eye just right. It was hard getting the shape how I wanted it, but in the end, it was worth it.
Once Hector's crew was finished, I drew Mandy. I made sure her eyebrows didn't look too big or blocky, and that her frown had a natural formation. When she was ready, I moved onto Grim. His face is quite small, his scythe isn't pointy, and his hands look grey instead of white. However, this first attempt does have some charm to it. After Grim was completed, the final character to draw was Billy. I made sure to white his eyes, allowing his emotions to be conveyed properly. Afterwards, I erased the outline, leaving two simple bead eyes. His nose isn't too big, and his details look precise.
Once every character was completed, I colored the page and finished the background. Although this drawing wasn't exactly perfect, I felt proud of my work, and happy that I was able to make a piece dedicated to multiple different shows at once.
