Below you’ll find an easy step-by-step tutorial for how to draw a Winter Landscape and a Winter Landscape Coloring Page.

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Winter Landscape Drawing

A drawing of a winter landscape, made with the help of a step by step tutorial.

Winter landscape drawing projects needn’t be complicated and involve lots of fancy supplies. This one is pretty simple, focuses on silhouettes of trees on a moon lite night, and can be made with just a couple of crayons and a black marker.

This drawing would also make an excellent example of one of the Principles of Design — Contrast. The black trees that cast a shadow against the white snow, are so much more striking than say brown trees against green grass. It’s a great way for students to learn how much impact contrast can have in their work.

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A step by step tutorial for how to draw an easy Winter Landscape, also available as a free PDF.

Winter Landscape Coloring Page

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Materials for a Winter Landscape Drawing

Drawing Paper

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Pencils

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Sharpie Markers Black

A permanent marker will give you a dark black color.

Colored Pencils or Crayons

A larger pack will offer more color choices.

Step by Step Directions to Draw a Winter Landscape

Time needed: 45 minutes

How to Draw a Winter Landscape

Draw the snow banks.
Space out 3 tree trunks.
Add branches to the left tree.
Draw more branches to the middle tree.
Add branches to the right tree.
Draw a moon.
Draw shadows that point to the moon.
Color the trees black and the shadows gray.
Color the sky, leaving spots for snow.

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