Gallery - Kids Halloween

25 Cute, Sweet, and Adorable images and postcards for Halloween, perfect for usage in your spooky and haunted writings. This particular image gallery has a KIDS rating.

Kids Halloween     * * * This image gallery is rated for: EVERYONE <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/85163cea2e9f8a349a4117f08c355969.png"></center> 25 Cute, Sweet, and Adorable images and postcards for Halloween, perfect for usage in your spooky and haunted writings and greetings. This particular image gallery has a KIDS rating. Looking for spookier stuff with a TEEN rating ? Go HERE. To use any of these images in your own writing, in Firefox merely double-click your mouse to the left of the image. It will be highlighted. Then press CTRL-C. In your own writing, press CTRL-V to paste it again. (This method will not work in Opera Internet browser). Updated Oct 13 2015: To use any of these images on your PROFILE page, triple click in the purple area under the image, then press CTRL-C. On your profile page, click the ACCOUNT button. Then click in the About Me box so the text cursor appears in there. Press CTRL-V to paste the raw image code. Click the SAVE button below and your profile will now have that included image when you receive visitors ! Enjoi ! (This method will work in all browsers). <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/737bc918f57116811d3d4c8f1767a4f4.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/1d1d8f049b3dbdbb7e9433068ec16781.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/05964e7b4fafc4ce83c1cc249beb8784.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/1719c645846945d29c4b16ea7f3cbba9.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/471cdac65edc0e0836365556a1b90a23.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/0ebfa0f4415acbf571200f164cb5c778.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/10b04babdf69dfb2ffdc35f31dc6f091.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/9b2dfcfb48f0309597bd0eeed3fb1cbb.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/58de8e1c511828eb1518cbc77c51d767.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/220b51f999b7c7724bff07776376ce70.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/0aab82a93dded858593ce97ec4ff965c.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/91c134898e209df5b92768036f216ae2.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/8db9db5c43307050c49e32eb327ad83f.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/1e508f97b21787e6388c1eb12c48257e.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/50c4423d35d9fff7aeda458365696ab5.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/4472994c00acd6c3e2b71b5baeb5c15d.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/27f61af6f9905ea7e0271924ab4a4611.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/8cc68359e607ba98b7122fa8ddfc29c3.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/908acc43e6f84dad831f7a610c5c6066.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/759221843a2372b0be98156666021e99.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/c0b0f4acd67f0ebc4132f2010a692cf6.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/4d1d4aa83d2f4b01b0afd74bbc9e4e08.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/587c8a2a4be9b45537fca632177db912.png"></center> <center><img src="http://www.writerscafe.org/uploads/rte/5b5c66fda17d404253aaa6e51076b8ee.png"></center> If any of the profile codes are in error (as I entered them manually), please let me know ! Be looking for more holiday image galleries later ! Return back HOME   You are Earth Visitor #

Reviews

[dabney]

Is there a story for theses drawings our are they more for fun without a story?

[dw817]

If you read above, you will see that these images are designed for usage in other people's writings as I have included the necessary coding. If you want to use one and write a story yourself, you are more than welcome to. :)

[dabney]

Cool , I like your work , it's very cool , where do you get your Ideas?

[dw817]

For this ? These are just mini-posters others can use in their writings and profile. If you mean for my novels, short-stories and otherwise, most of those are from dreams I have. I dream quite a bit.

'Dreamwalker' was the first alias I had Online.

[annie lee]

What a delightful gallery! Happy Halloween.

[dw817]

Thanks ! Feel free to try out one of the codes for your profile. I'd like to believe I'm not the only person who decorated for Halloween and - wow ! It's less than a week away ! :9

[Sheila Kline]

Oh these are sooooo adorable and certainly kid friendly!! I must write a poem and use one of them!!
Thanks for being such a sharing friend!!!

[dw817]

You're very welcome, Sheila. I noticed that not too many people were including Halloween images in their profiles and writings so I thought I would offer a few.

I guess I need to make a tutorial on how to apply these to your profile images. It's not just a few keystrokes but a bit more, so I'll write that up tomorrow.

[Sheila Kline]

That would be great!! I get most of my images from google, or photobucket and they are easy to transfer, but these images are just sooooooo cute!!

[dw817]

Very well. I will do that tomorrow. If I can do it correctly, hopefully it will just be a simple matter of double-clicking the code and pasting directly in your account code. But - that's it for today !

I have the latest chapter of Barrier up. Cleaned out my camera of photos finally, and am ready for a nice hot cup of tea and bed. :)

[Mark]

LOL nice pics. Did you do a lot of searching to find them?

[dw817]

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Mark, I'm so familiar with how to find things on the Internet now that I make a habit of knowing where to look for everything I need, and even then I learn the strengths and weaknesses of the systems I work in or portray the final results.

For instance, Writer's Cafe is an unusual blogging system and will allow you to upload any number of images, ad infinitum. And they don't care what kind either. The only limitation is the images cannot be bigger than 500 pixels across or down.

So, I wrote a script to take the sources of my much larger wallpapers which I archived earlier that are approximately 2000 pixels across and to shrink them down to 470 pixels across.

As you know or should, if you ever plan to re-size an image, and this includes videos, you should always work with the BEST possible source you can (for video, decompressed DVD VOBs is pretty good), and usually this entails that it be considerably larger than what you are shrinking it to.

Under no circumstances should you ever try to enlarge a smaller image or video. I mean you can use a Lanczos or Triangular Eagle-x2 filter, but most of the time it is just not worth it unless that is the only source that exists on the planet, and sometimes it is.

So just keep sources of images MUCH larger than you ever plan to use so when you re-size them later, they are of maximum quality every time.

From the resized 470-pixel across image, then I run my script which adds a neat 28 distance shadow and border to it while giving it a slight beveled inner edge and rounded corners. Then I do a contrast, enhance, brightness, clarify, smart sharpen, and Fill-Light effect, about 6% for that usually to separate the colors the eye can't see up a notch.

Why save an image with data the human eye can't see ? You want all of it in there. :)

Then I save that off as a decompressed .PNG image. A .PNG as you should know is a lossless image format, that is why there are no JPEG artefacts in any of my posts in here as they are all saved at 24-bit decompressed .PNGs, and I also run a contrast/enhance/brightness/clarify .

It is only when I need an image larger than 500 pixels across do I rely on a separate image server, and - unfortunately I do have to watch my total usage so generally I save them as very high-quality JPGs. Even though it's lossless I check pixel-per-pixel to make sure the common human eye can't detected a difference, generally 10% compression is good enough, sometimes I have to go 9%.

[Dreamer]

these pics are so freakin cute! xD

[dw817]

Thank you, Dreamer. You are certainly welcome to use any of these in your own writings if you so choose. With Firefox they have made it quite simple. :)

[Dreamer]

Thanks... i may take you up on that.

[dw817]

If you want to use one for a profile image, you can do that as well with a little bit of HTML coding, PM me for it. :)

[Cody Williams]

I enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing DW!

-CW

[dw817]

Good deal, Cody ! I'll see if I can put together another set for upcoming Thanksgiving. I know I did this in Xanga last year.

[Marie]

Very cute images...sweet, not scary...

[dw817]

Never forget the kids. I'm pretty sure Halloween is especially for them to go out and have fun. Sure there are teen parties but they have those all the time.

It's rare when kids can get together to party except for their birthday or holidays.

[Noizchild]

So much moe and cuteness.

[dw817]

I had to look up that term, "Moe." Overload of cuteness. Must entirely agree. The best kind of pictures to have Online in fact. Thanks. :)