Haunted House Craft build a house Halloween

Haunted House Exterior:

Main Building Structure: A spooky, run-down house with crooked windows, broken shutters, a large door, and maybe some cracks in the walls. The design should have a gothic architecture feel.
Roof: Steep, jagged rooflines with chimneys, adding character. Include optional roof shingles with a weathered or mossy look.
Windows and Doors: Multiple window designs—some cracked, some with ghostly silhouettes. For the door, a large, creaky one with a spooky knocker.
Fence: A broken or spiked fence to surround the house.
2. Spooky Elements:

Ghosts: Friendly and scary ghost figures that can float around the house.
Bats: Flying bats with spread wings, sized to be attached around the house.
Pumpkins: Grinning jack-o’-lanterns that can be placed near the front of the house.
Cobwebs and Spiders: Create cobweb graphics to drape over the windows or corners of the house, with creepy crawly spiders.
Tombstones: Gravestones with eerie inscriptions to place in the yard, adding to the haunted theme.
Trees: Bare, twisted trees to place next to the house, emphasizing the creepy atmosphere.
Owl and Black Cat: An owl sitting on the roof and a black cat near the house for a traditional spooky vibe.
3. Additional Details:

Lighting Effects: Small lanterns or eerie lights around the house to enhance the spooky effect.
Ghostly Mist or Fog: Wisps of mist or fog swirling around the base of the house.
Animated Parts: Consider elements that can move, like a door that opens to reveal a monster or a ghost that can pop out of a window.
4. Color Scheme:

Dark and Gloomy: Focus on dark colors like purples, blacks, greys, and greens. Add contrast with pops of orange for pumpkins and soft yellows for lights.
Texturing: Use textures for the walls of the house to give it an aged, worn-out look. Include wood grain for doors, cracked stone for walls, and foggy or cracked glass for windows.