Drawing a Halloween spider girl in my sketchbook with graphite and charcoal pencil – a dark fantasy illustration from imagination, from first lines to final shading. No talking, just the drawing process with calm music.

The character is sweet and creepy at the same time: a girl with big, dreamy eyes and a dark bob haircut, with eight long, jointed spider legs fanning out behind her and a fuzzy, spider-hair bodice. A cobweb hangs in the corner of the page.
Everything is drawn in a hardbound Canson sketchbook with a 0.7 mm mechanical pencil and a Faber-Castell Pitt charcoal pencil, softened with blending stumps and a kneaded eraser. The video follows the drawing in real time, from the first light lines to the final shading.
There is no voice-over, only the drawing process and calm music, so it works as a relaxing Halloween watch or as a reference for your own spooky character drawing.
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