I wrote my plan for the project

Somewhere I got stuck: I can't recall what I struggled with. I think I was overall a little intimidated.
Something I figured out: Overlapping two filled in/colored objects to create the desired shape that is
much more complex to do in one-go.
Strategy I used: Breaking my problem down into smaller chunks.
Something I'm wondering: How to color in specific shapes.
Something I want to learn about: Animation. I would love to eventually learn more complex motions.
An idea for future: Adding more elements such as a background with dynamic objects.

README.py

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+# (Drawing project)
+
+(
+This is the README file for your drawing project. 
+Replace all the text in parentheses with your own text.
+It's written in a simple language called Markdown, 
+which allows basic formatting. 
+)
+
+## Description 
+
+(For this project, i want to draw 1-2 ghosts that move in a repeated manner as if they are floating.)
+    
+    Describe your goal for this project. If you want to link to an 
+image, move the image to this directory, and then use the following syntax:
+
+([Initial sketch of the ghost, guesstimating the number of turns, circles, and straight paths that will be needed for this drawing.](DrawingIdeaGhost.png)
+
+)
+
+## Planning
+
+(Milestone 1: Function: Ghost-face
+This miletone includes the drawing of the ghost-face as a function so it could be repeated for each ghost. (I do plan on using Ghostface as my inspiration for these! :) But I think I might have to compromise on its fluid design as I don't think I'm equipped well enough to do a color fill in a complex shape just yet. Mine would probably look more triangular for the mouth and more of a whole circle for the eyes, unless I can overlap two colored in circles to create the shape I need. 
+
+Milestone 2: Function: Ghost-body
+This milestone function draws the body of the ghosts. I plan on adding only 3 "frills". In total these three frills will include 10 circles of different radii to be drawn to different extents in order to create curves. It seems a little daunting at the moment but I think using curves for my typeface prepared me to take on this challenge. If needed, I can divide this function into three parts to ease the work load of each session I plan on dedicating to this project. In that case this milestone look like:
+Milestone 2.1: Ghost-body F1
+Milestone 2.2: Ghost-body F2
+Milestone 2.3: Ghost-body F3
+
+
+Milestone 3: Animation
+Using Superturtle I plan on adding a simple animation of left right motion. Maybe I can move them in a circular path as well in a loop. 
+)
+