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Draw one tall crooked facade with a steep roof, door, three glowing windows, moon, and two bats.

Illustrated reference · practice notes
Draw a tiny haunted house with tilted windows.
Practice focus
Construct a deliberately crooked house from stable major volumes, then stage moon, tree, fence, and bats around its silhouette
Construction sequence
Block the house as a tall central rectangle with two narrower side volumes and a low porch across the front.
Cap each volume with a steep roof, then add the small tower, chimneys, and bent finials while preserving the wall-to-roof connections.
Align the door and glowing windows within their wall planes, varying their shapes without floating them off the facade.
Place the pale moon behind the upper-left roof and branch the bare tree into the open sky on the right.
Finish with porch posts, fence rhythm, dark siding, and a few bats that remain simpler than the architecture.
Make it easier
Draw one tall crooked facade with a steep roof, door, three glowing windows, moon, and two bats.
Make it harder
Build the full Victorian facade in controlled perspective and light its porch, tree, and fence with the moon and glowing windows.
Difficulty rubric
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