This pumpkin is so charming and fun. I really love the contrast of the dark blue background with the sweet little ghost and colorful, almost whimsical, flowers. It feels like a unique take on traditional Halloween themes, more artsy and less scary, if you know what I mean. I imagine this would be a really enjoyable project to tackle, plus the finished pumpkin is just so darn cute. It feels like a perfect way to add a touch of personalized autumn cheer to my porch or table!
I love how these pumpkins are all about simplicity, you know? Some use a basic color palette with minimal detail. One that I particularly like is the white pumpkins with cute, cartoon like faces, I think this would be something fun that kids could help with. Alternatively the painted pumpkins with floral themes are very pretty, it depends on your taste! This collection offers a great range of ideas from spooky to sweet, so I’m sure you’ll find something that sparks your creativity!
Okay, but how cute is this pumpkin? Seriously, it’s like a scoop of strawberry ice cream just melted all over it, sprinkles and all. The stem even looks like a waffle cone! It looks super fun and not too hard to pull off, even for a beginner. Plus, imagine how sweet it would look on your porch!
How about a sugar skull pumpkin? I love this one! It’s simple, yet so vibrant! Painting it white and then adding those colorful, symmetrical details would be such a fun and surprisingly easy project. Plus, topping it off with some fake flowers really kicks it up a notch. This design would totally stand out on your porch.
How fun is this pumpkin, right? I love how it’s like a Halloween sampler of different designs, like a skeleton, bats, and even a ghost mask. It makes it easier for indecisive people like me, ha! Plus, all the bright colors are a super cool contrast to the spooky images. If you’re a little quirky and like a lot of stuff this would be an ideal look.
If you want a break from the spooky, how about this darling botanical pumpkin? I think it would be so fun to let your inner artist shine and paint some leaves, vines, and maybe even a cute butterfly. The white pumpkin background really makes the natural colors pop! This could be a really mindful project to bring some calm into your autumn decor. Plus, I bet you can find similar colors in your existing craft stash!
Isn’t this pumpkin family just the cutest? I love the idea of a whole set that share a theme and style. The dessert theme is really fun, but the little cacti on the white pumpkin? Adorable and simple to create! I am also loving the classic witch design, it’s colorful and vibrant and gives off an old school feel. It’s fun how the pink sprinkles of the ‘ice cream’ contrast so well with the green from the cactus.
Here’s a fun idea I saw – a little trio of Nightmare Before Christmas-themed pumpkins. They’ve got Jack Skellington, of course, and then the creepy Oogie Boogie, and, the mayor. The best part is you can do them with paint so it’s totally no-carve, and the kids could even help since it’s really just shapes and simple details. Super cute way to bring that spooky-but-fun vibe, don’t you think? Plus, you could totally customize them with different colors or add some glitter for extra flair!
How adorable is this Stitch pumpkin?! If you’re a Disney fan, you HAVE to try this out. I love the idea of painting the whole pumpkin blue and then adding those big, expressive eyes. What really makes it though, are the ears cut out of cardstock or foam and glued on. It just adds that extra touch of cuteness, and honestly, it looks way easier than carving!
How about these cuties? I love how they used a range of pastels to paint them, and the lettering really makes them personal. Plus, how precious is that little pumpkin and flower design! They feel festive but totally not scary, if that makes sense. And the “Let’s Go Ghouls!” is just super fun and so easy to copy!
Looking for something a little different? This pumpkin design is super cute, right? I love how the soft, pastel colors give it a whimsical, almost fairy-tale vibe! Plus, you don’t have to be a professional artist to pull this off; the little ghosts, mushrooms, and leaves are simple enough for anyone to try. This would be fun for all ages, easy to customize with your own color and image ideas!
Aren’t these pumpkins just the cutest? I love the idea of using pastel colors and giving the stems a touch of gold. You can keep it super simple with polka dots or add tiny pumpkins to the surface. Swirling different shades of color can give it some texture and make each pumpkin totally unique. And for a little spooky fun, some tiny ghost faces are always a classic!
How about bringing the outdoors in this autumn with a painted mountain scene? It would be great to paint some trees on a pumpkin, right? I think the layers of mountains would look so pretty using warm sunset shades, and then adding some forest silhouettes, just so cute! You could even personalize it by painting mountains and trees from a place you love. It is a simple yet stunning way to give your pumpkin a unique, rustic charm.
Want to try something super simple and sweet? How about painting on some super cute and exaggerated features! These pumpkins are just adorable with their big, bright eyes and goofy smiles, I think this style would be so fun and totally approachable for even the littlest artists in your family. Plus, you can really play around with the expressions and give each pumpkin its own unique personality – one could be sweet and the other slightly mischievous, as you can see. You just need some simple acrylics and you’re all set to have a fun painting session and make your pumpkins stand out from the rest!
Thinking of doing something a bit playful this year? I thought the M&M pumpkins were pretty cute. It looks like they’ve painted each pumpkin a different M&M color, and then added a little face and the M logo. The faces add so much character to each one don’t they? It would be fun to find the perfect spot to display them, maybe on your porch steps like this.
Okay, so if you want to keep things super simple but also spooky cute, I’m really digging this idea. A few basic colors and some adorable ghosties or a super easy frankenstein, and suddenly you have a whole pumpkin patch full of festive decorations. Honestly, it’s perfect if you have little ones helping out, because they’re so fun and easy to make. Plus, the polka dot one is a total classic, right?
If you’re a Rick and Morty fan, you might just love these pumpkins. Aren’t they hilarious? Imagine them greeting all your trick-or-treaters! From Mr. Meeseeks to Rick’s portal, this could be a fun way to show off your fandom. Maybe you can even get the whole family involved with different characters.
Looking for something a little different? Check out these cool marbled pumpkins! It’s such a fun and easy way to give your pumpkins a unique, almost psychedelic, vibe. You just swirl paint in water and dip the pumpkins to get that amazing swirled look! Plus, you can totally customize the colors to match your decor. It’s a great project to do with the kids, and each pumpkin ends up being a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
I’m really drawn to these delicate, patterned pumpkins! They feel so sophisticated and modern, right? Imagine painting each pumpkin a different pastel shade, then adding simple, hand-painted flowers or polka dots in contrasting colors. It’s a really easy way to create a unique, elegant centerpiece, especially if you love things to be a little bit different. The metallic accents on the stems really elevate the look too.
Here’s a cute idea: why not turn your pumpkins into mini monsters? These little guys are totally adorable, not scary at all! You could paint a Frankenstein, a Vampire, a witch or even a Zombie. They’re all pretty easy to do, and with a bit of paint and some creativity, you can make a whole set! They’d look amazing displayed on your porch.
How fun is this? You could totally create Gru and his Minions with pumpkins! The Minions use painted soda cans for their googley eyes, which is just genius, right? And look how a stem, or even an actual small potato, becomes Gru’s nose. I’m thinking this could even be a fun family project. Time to get painting, let the madness ensue!
How about giving your pumpkin a Day of the Dead-inspired makeover? I’m really feeling the vibrant colors and playful floral designs on this one; It’s so cheerful! The cute triangle eyes with little dots around them are such a simple but fun way to amp up a traditional face. Plus, you can really personalize it by using your favorite color combos on the flowers. It’s a great way to bring a bit of cultural flair to your Halloween decorations!
How about a totally tubular pumpkin patch with the whole ninja turtles gang? Grab four pumpkins and paint them green, then add each turtle’s signature mask! These would look so cute lined up on your porch, and it’s a fun project you could totally get the kids involved with. Plus, think of the cool photo ops! It is sure to be a conversation starter.
Feeling a little quirky this Halloween? How about turning your pumpkins into a trio of spooky cuteness! The zombie pumpkin with its exposed brain and haunting eyes is a fun twist on a classic. Add to that a silly green alien with googly eyes, and a cheerful carved jack-o-lantern, and you’ve got a porch that’s both festive and fun! Its a real conversation starter and pretty easy to copy.
How about creating your own mermaid pumpkin? I think this idea is so cute; start with a gradient of pink into blue and then finish it with tiny flecks of gold. It looks really easy to do as well, anyone could do it, and it’s so pretty! Plus, painting the stem gold? Inspired! I’m really feeling the magical vibes from this one.
These are so much fun! I’m thinking of grabbing a bunch of mini pumpkins and painting them like cartoon characters. How cute would a whole crew of mini-pumpkin superheroes be? I am really into this idea of using a variety of cartoon characters like Elmo, Spiderman, a Minion, Spongebob, or Stitch for this year’s decorating theme, these are such a great option for pumpkin painting ideas!
How fun are these? I really love the idea of using cartoon characters! You could create a whole little group of minions and make it super interactive for the neighborhood kids. That Ninja Turtle is super easy to create! If you do this design it will be great, as that cartoon is iconic. The Monsters Inc. design would probably work well for younger kids.
How about this giant eyeball pumpkin for something totally unique? You can hollow out the front of a pumpkin and then get artsy with painting an iris, pupil, and all the details. It definitely takes some artistic skill, but imagine how cool it would look on your porch! It’s both creepy and oddly beautiful at the same time. Plus, you can customize the eye color!
These are really fun, right? I love how each pumpkin has a totally different vibe going on. You can keep it simple with stripes or go for a cute floral pattern, and don’t be afraid to play with colors that aren’t your typical fall palette – that’s what makes them so unique! Even using stencils is a good way to go. I think this could be really fun to do with friends and everyone could make their own style.
This pumpkin design is just the cutest, isn’t it? I love the soft pink and white combo – it’s such a fun take on traditional Halloween colors. The little ghosts and polka dots are so whimsical and not scary at all, making it perfect for a more girly and subtle Halloween vibe. Painting the stems gold is such a glam touch. You could easily recreate this look with some craft paint and varying sized pumpkins, it’s so cute and unique.
Aren’t these Sanrio pumpkins cute? I think they would look great on anyone’s porch. Painting your pumpkins as characters adds a fun twist. It really brings a playful, less spooky vibe to Halloween. It’s a fun craft you can make with all your Sanrio loving friends, so what do you think?
How sweet are these?! I love how they went for a super cute pastel color scheme, it feels fresh! The ghost design is adorable and would be fun to do with kids. I’m also totally stealing the idea of painting a “Boo!” pumpkin – so simple but festive. Painting the design over the already painted pastel pink and white pumpkins is really eye catching.
Aren’t these mini pumpkins just the cutest? I’m loving how simple this one is – it’s totally do-able for even the less-than-crafty among us! A little white paint for the base, then some black for Jack Skellington’s iconic eyes and stitched mouth. Oh, and don’t forget to give the stem a pop of color, I think purple looks so nice! It would be a fun piece of decor on its own or maybe put a few of them on the window sill!
You can easily paint a scene from “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” and the result will blow people away! Just look at how cool this one is with the big spooky moon, Jack and Sally standing up on the hill, and even Oogie Boogie lurking below! It has a surprisingly fun and spooky vibe. This is a total showstopper and will be a unique pumpkin on the block. I think I am going to try this one out this year!
How about bringing Bikini Bottom to your front porch this Halloween? Painting your pumpkins as the whole Spongebob Squarepants gang is sure to be a hit! Everyone recognizes these characters, and it would be so fun to arrange them together. You could even assign each person in the family a different character to paint. Imagine all the laughs you’ll get and how colorful your Halloween display will be.
How adorable is this minion pumpkin?! It’s such a fun and simple idea, perfect if you’re short on time but still want something cute. Just paint your pumpkin yellow, add some blue for the overalls, and craft some goggles from Mason jar lids. I love how those big eyes really make it come alive. You could totally get the kids involved with this one too!
If you want to try something a little different, how about this retro-inspired rockabilly skeleton? She’s got the perfect amount of spooky and sassy. I love the bright colors, and the spiderweb detail adds a cool touch. It feels like the perfect combo of fun and festive for Halloween. It just goes to show you can really let your creativity shine when you think outside the box!
I’m kind of digging this one for its creepy, yet playful, vibe! A simple black silhouette of a haunted house scene, complete with bats and a graveyard, is made extra special by the super vibrant sunset backdrop. I mean, how cool is that color combo? You could totally customize the house to look even spookier or add your own little creative touches. It’s like the perfect blend of classic Halloween and modern art, don’t you think?
Want to really scare some trick-or-treaters? Why not go for a creepy clown look! Painting Pennywise-inspired features on a large pumpkin is seriously spooky. If you have smaller gourds, pair the scary clown with a Jack Skellington type face. Even I think those designs are pretty fun to tackle and they’ll definitely get a reaction!
I thought these pumpkins inspired by “Coco” are adorable! I especially love the Miguel inspired design with the red hood – it’s simple to replicate, yet so recognizable. And then Pepita on the other one is so colorful, you could really get creative with different neon shades. It’s a fun way to incorporate a movie theme that is cute and celebratory, perfect for some Disney fun! Both designs can be done with acrylic paints so easy to find supplies, too.
I’m kind of digging this design; it’s got a cool, almost retro vibe. It reminds me of glow-in-the-dark stickers but way more fun to paint. Think of a black base, then just go wild with neon colors doing spooky but kinda cute doodles all over. It’s surprisingly simple and it makes a great impact, plus you don’t have to be super precise! Honestly, it is really satisfying to do something like this because it is supposed to be silly and there are no rules.
Okay, so here’s a cool idea: why not try a rainbow wash on your pumpkin? I love how the bright colors really make the traditional jack-o’-lantern face pop. The bold black lines give it a sort of comic-book-meets-Halloween vibe that feels fresh. And don’t forget the stem! The striped black and white really completes the look. It’s a fun, modern twist that’s sure to stand out.
Isn’t this bumblebee pumpkin just the sweetest? The sunflower details really make it pop, don’t you think? I love how the artist used the natural curve of the pumpkin to make the bee look so realistic. This design would be perfect for a front porch display, and I bet it would be super fun to paint with the kids!
