Here are quick, easy steps to draw Ghostface from Scream in a simple, beginner-friendly way. What you’ll need

• Pencil
• Eraser
• Black marker or pen
• Paper

Simple step-by-step guide

• Step 1: Start with a rough oval for the head. Keep it tall and narrow to resemble the Ghostface mask shape.
• Step 2: Draw two almond-shaped eye spaces near the upper-middle of the oval. Space them apart and tilt them slightly inward for the menacing look.
• Step 3: Inside each eye space, draw a smaller filled oval or circle to represent the dark eye sockets. Leave a small white highlight if you like.
• Step 4: Add a long, curved vertical shape from the top center down toward the middle of the face to imply the mask’s hood seam. This helps create the slim, ghostly outline.
• Step 5: Sketch a gentle curved line from the inner corners of the eyes downward to form the mask’s nasal shadow and the area around the mouth.
• Step 6: For the mouth area, draw a small vertical oval or rounded rectangle centered below the nose to hint at the mouth slit. Ghostface’s mask is smooth, so keep this simple rather than heavily detailed.
• Step 7: Outline the outer edge of the mask with a slightly wavy, elongated oval, then bring the bottom to a gentle point if you want the chin to show. The mask should feel slim and elongated.
• Step 8: Add hood contours around the head: two curved lines starting above each eye and arching outward, then back in toward the top of the head to suggest the hood wrapping around the skull.
• Step 9: Clean up guidelines with an eraser. Go over the final lines with a black marker or pen for a bold look.
• Step 10: Optional shading: add light shading inside the eye sockets and under the hood edges to create depth. Keep shading soft so it reads as flat, iconic Ghostface rather than realistic.

Tips for a cleaner, faster draw

• Use light construction lines first, then reinforce with darker lines.
• Keep the eye shapes slightly oversized for a striking cartoon-like Ghostface.
• If you’re coloring, use solid black for the mask’s eyes and outline, with white for highlights to maintain the high-contrast look.

variants and quick mini-tutorials

• Cartoon version: Exaggerate the eyes even more and make the hood a big, rounded shape around the head.
• Minimalist version: Draw just the hooded silhouette and a simple vertical mouth slit; skip detailed eye shapes but keep the dramatic hood outline.

If you’d like, specify your preferred style (cartoon, realistic, or minimalist) and your skill level, and I can tailor a shorter or longer step- by-step, plus provide a printable template.