Explore our spooky collection of 30 free Spooky Month coloring pages featuring Skid, Pump, Lila, and all your favorite characters from Sr Pelo’s hit animated series.
Dive into the spooky town by bringing these hilarious and slightly terrifying moments to life with vibrant colors. We recommend using a high-contrast palette of deep blacks, bright pumpkin oranges, and eerie purples to perfectly capture the show’s Halloween aesthetic.
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Skid, Pump & The Spooky Dance
Celebrate Halloween every day with these hilarious pages featuring the inseparable duo, Skid and Pump. Bring their chaotic energy to life by using stark blacks and bright pumpkin oranges to make their iconic costumes pop.
Fun Fact: Spooky Month is an incredibly popular animated web series created by Sr Pelo on YouTube. The main characters, Skid and Pump, became so iconic that they were officially featured as guest antagonists in the hit rhythm game Friday Night Funkin’ (Week 2).
Lila & The Family
Take a break from the spooky madness with these portraits of Lila, Skid’s exhausted but loving mother. Perfectly capture her signature look by blending soft purples for her hair and deep blues for her casual outfits.
The Hatzgang
Encounter the town’s mischievous bullies with these action-packed pages of the Hatzgang. Personalize Roy, Ross, and Robert by experimenting with varied, earthy tones to match their distinct, rugged styles.
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Townspeople & Villains
Explore the eerie town and its bizarre residents, from the frustrated Candy Club workers to the terrifying Bob Velseb. Shade these menacing and quirky characters using dramatic lighting and cool, icy colors to emphasize the town’s spooky atmosphere.
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Craft Ideas & Creative Activities
It is spooky month! Celebrate the hilarious and creepy world of Skid and Pump with these awesome creative tips. Coloring Spooky Month characters requires a great balance of dark, eerie shadows and bright, fun cartoon colors. Here are some advanced techniques and craft ideas to make your artwork perfectly spooky!
Advanced Coloring Techniques
- 🌑 Eerie Halloween Shading: Spooky Month relies heavily on dark, atmospheric lighting. To capture this vibe, avoid using flat black for shadows. Instead, use deep purples or dark navy blues to shade the characters. This gives the shadows a much richer, creepier Halloween feel while keeping the colors vibrant and fun.
- 🎃 Glowing Pumpkin Effects: Pump’s pumpkin head is one of the most recognizable parts of the show. To make the eyes and mouth look like they are glowing with fire, color the inside pure yellow. Then, outline the edges of the carved holes with a bright, neon orange. You can even lightly shade the area immediately around his face with yellow to make it look like the pumpkin is casting a glowing light in the dark!
- 🦴 Bone Textures for Skid: Skid’s skeleton costume shouldn’t just be plain white paper. Use a very light grey or pale blue colored pencil to add subtle shading along the edges of the bones to give them a rounded, 3D texture.
- 🦇 Comic Book Inking: Spooky Month has a very distinct, thick cartoon art style. Once you have finished coloring the page, take a thick black permanent marker (like a Sharpie) and trace over the outer outlines of the characters. This bold inking technique will make the characters pop off the page and look exactly like the original YouTube animation!
Fun Craft Ideas & Activities
- 🎭 Spooky Dance Puppets: The Spooky Dance is iconic! Color both Skid and Pump, and cut them out. Instead of making them static, cut their arms and legs off at the joints and re-attach them using small metal brads (paper fasteners). Now you have fully articulated, posable puppets that can actually perform the Spooky Dance in real life!
- 🏠 Haunted House Diorama: Grab a cardboard shoebox and paint the inside black or dark purple to represent the night sky. Draw and color a creepy haunted house in the background. Then, use your cut-out characters from the Hatzgang or Lila’s family to set up a hilarious, spooky scene inside the shoebox diorama!
- 👻 Window Silhouettes: Color the characters using dark, solid colors (or just black marker), cut them out, and tape them to your bedroom window facing outwards. When the lights are on inside your room at night, people outside will see the creepy and funny silhouettes of Skid and Pump looking out at them!
