Childrens drawings winter landscape. How to draw winter with a pencil step by step for beginners and children? How to draw a winter landscape and the beauty of Russian winter with a pencil, paints, gouache? How to draw animals in winter with a pencil and paints
Winter is one of the most inspiring seasons of the year.
Does your child love to draw but unfortunately ran out of ideas? No problem.
We offer all kinds of winter drawings for children, we will share the best techniques for translating them into reality.
This creative process captures not only children, but also adults and will forever remain a pleasant memory in your memory!
Winter theme is a field for a flight of imagination. You can draw a house in the snow, various fantasies about this (snowman, snow queen, Santa Claus), children's fun, snowdrifts, animals associated with this season, landscapes (day and night), a river or lake with ice on the surface.
There are many materials for this business: pencils, paints, felt-tip pens, helium pens, cotton wool, glue, glitter.
House in the snow
We present variations of children's drawings on the theme "Winter" with colored pencils and paints. One of them:
First, draw three large snowdrifts, one after the other. Draw Christmas trees on them. To do this, draw one stick with a brown pencil. Twigs will depart from it. Draw needles on them in green. Draw snow with a white pencil. The house will be hidden behind the snowdrifts. Draw a square and a triangle on top of it. This is a wall with a roof. Place a small square on the wall and a rectangle next to it: a window with a door. Powder the roof with snow in white or blue. Ready.
It is better to draw a drawing with hatching, and not paint over all empty spaces.
We draw winter with paints:
Here is the first snow and a house in winter. But painting with paints is a tricky business. First, make the markup with a simple pencil (take the work plan from the first option). Then just paint with gouache. Color the snow flakes in blue.
Winter landscape
Winter-winter:
Divide a piece of paper in half. On the top line, place two Christmas trees, followed by light green birches. Spread as many trees on the sides as you like. There should be drifts in the center. To do this, leave a couple of lines of purple-pink color, blend blue somewhere.
Winter tree:
We'll have to divide the horizon again. Only now on one third and two thirds of a sheet. Draw the sun in the upper right corner. There are Christmas trees on the horizon. We will make them blurry, do not draw the outline and details. Draw two semicircles on the bottom with a thin brush. These are drifts. On them, with the same thin brush, draw two birch trees without foliage.
A welcome fairy tale
When we hear the phrase "winter's tale", Most think about the snowman, the snow maiden, talking animals.
Therefore, we offer in the background, and in the front, a smiling snowman and his girlfriend-mouse:
To do this, draw three circles. The bottom one is the largest, the middle one is the smallest, and the head is the smallest. She is wearing a red cap and a multi-colored scarf around her neck. On the side there are two twig handles with warm mittens on them. A New Year's gift in hand.
Fairy winter house:
Nothing new. We combine elements from early works: here is a house, and Christmas trees, and a snowman. This option is also suitable for children in grades 2 and 3.
Fun
The kids' favorite pastime is, of course, skates. Pictures on the theme "Winter fun":
We draw the upper part of the man the way you always used to do it. Spread your legs a little wider than usual. In the second boy, you can depict how he pushes off the ice. Ice is supposed to be pale blue, otherwise paint as desired.
Naughty guys love hockey:
We divide the horizon into two parts. The upper one is for the sky, trees and gates, the lower one is for fun action. How to make a gate: in a gray square, the strokes go obliquely first from the lower left edge to the upper right, then from the lower right to the upper left. Put one child on the slide, let the other watch a beautiful picture. Give two children hockey sticks in their hand, throw a black oval washer between them.
We remind you that it is difficult for children to work with paints, because they blur on the sheet. The base must be made with a pencil, and blurred spots must be attached to it, symbolizing hair, clothes, inventory.
Fantasies
Children fantasize and dream most often about gifts, New Year and Santa Claus. We suggest you draw winter fantasies like this using sketches:
To begin with, draw an oval, in its center there is a smaller oval. We divide the large figure into two parts. Draw a semi-oval on top (and a semicircle on top of it), below a semicircle. We got a hat without a pompom. Hurry up and finish painting it. In the very first oval there will be eyes, furry eyebrows, nose and mouth. From the mouth, draw another half circle. Starting from the hat, erase the borders, detailing the beard. We paint over.
Another option:
Draw a circle with a smile in its center. This is the nose of Santa Claus. A luxurious mustache should extend from the nose. Then, in waves, depict ruffles on the cap and a lush beard. Draw the cap and torso, eyes, eyebrows, gifts behind the back. It remains only to use the paint. Forward! A student of grade 4 can easily cope with this.
We depict nature from earth to sky
You can draw winter nature in different ways.
Animals
Who, if not a bunny, is awake all winter. What is not a symbol of this time of year:
The stages are extremely simple: we draw an oval, not far from it, a slightly elongated circle. Add the outlines of the tail and legs. We connect the head with the body, attach long ears to the head. Add strokes to create a furry effect.
Drawing animals with paints is not as difficult as it seems. Penguins live in ice all year round. They are worthy to be on your winter drawing:
How to draw animals: in the upper half of the paint we paint an excellent beautiful northern lights. Most of the leaf is occupied by snowdrifts and ice floes. Three little penguins are cheerfully walking on them. We make a black oval, tapering a little at the very beginning. Next to him on the sides are fins. Dip the brush in orange paint, gently apply it downwards. These are webbed feet. We make the eyes and abdomens in white.
Forest
Forest - trees and animals gathered in one place. As in the picture you can depict a winter forest:
How to draw a winter picture with a mountain ash: draw a trunk of medium thickness, short branches extend from it. At their ends we place small red circles in two rows. The first row is longer. Draw a red semicircle next to the mountain ash, two sticks extend from it. There are three more sticks from these sticks: two obliquely, one in the center. Add a black head, beak, wings. We place in the picture a couple of Christmas trees and other animals of your choice. Do not forget to create a snow effect with white and blue pencils.
Another variant:
First you need to draw the fir trees. Dip the brush in green paint, then print evenly on both sides of the sheet. It turns out symmetrical needles. We mark the base of the trunk with brown paint. The rest of it was closed by branches. After that, paint over the bottom and top with white, leaving room for the moon. We are waiting for the white paint to dry, then apply pink next to the yellow circle and blue around the edges.
Night
Fairy Night Forest:
Even if you work in a minimalist style, there is a chance to achieve the necessary recognition. Print the tree in green as above. On top of this layer, apply almost the same, but white, leaving room for the previous one. It turns out a tree, which is covered with snow. Add blue paint to the sky, draw stars and snowflakes on it with a thin brush.
Small river
Hand-drawn picture with a river:
This drawing is also done using hatching. Christmas trees are made with blue strokes obliquely with a slope to the right. The sky is in violet-blue tones. Let's add some yellow-purple clouds. The river is blue-yellow with a horizontal stroke.
Making crafts: pleasant get-togethers
Winter illustration:
For such a simple craft, we need a sheet of cardboard, glue, colored and plain paper, gouache. Cut a branch out of brown paper. Draw snow on it with white gouache. Dip your palm in red paint and print horizontally to the sheet. It remains to add eyes, beak and legs. Cut out small snowflakes, glue them.
Another simple hack:
Materials at hand: cardboard, colored, cotton wool, cotton pads. We glue the disks on top of each other to make a snowman. We cut out all the necessary details for its decor from paper. We glue brown tree trunks and a broom on the sheet. Further we deal only with cotton wool. Tear off small pieces, fluff them up. These will be drifts. Then roll into large balls - this is the crown of the trees. Smaller balls - herringbone. The smallest lumps are falling snow.
Works worthy of the competition
We have selected examples of drawings about winter, with which your child may well be able to win the competition. The execution techniques have been presented above.
For those over ten
Ten-year-olds are old enough to practice the more complex winter painting techniques. They are already able to work out small details, handle paints so as not to run over the edges.
How to draw pictures on the theme "Winter" for children 10 years and older:
Beauty - you can't take your eyes off
Finally, we would like to show you beautiful painted, talented children's portraits of winter:
We wish you success in all your creative endeavors! Let the winter be remembered for its wonderful drawing.
Our winter is so severe that pedestrian crossings will soon be made under the snow, and cars clearly need anti-gravity gadgets to fly above the snow level. I will tell you how to draw winter with a pencil... So many holidays and fun, first Santa Claus with his big red hat will visit us, and his eternal girlfriend the Snow Maiden will not disappear anywhere either, she will come running all in the snow, being late, as always. And we just go out into the street, look at the snow, throw snowballs, and wake up near an unknown snow woman. Then we go home, and there the whole table is already laid, the tree is sparkling with a rainbow, whoever has a fireplace in the house is full of luck. There is no better time to gather with family or friends in cozy warmth, dream of summer, remember the old days. Let's try to paint one of the beautiful landscapes that can be seen in winter.
How to draw winter with a pencil step by step
Step one. Let's draw a long path that goes beyond the horizon, just above it a small but noticeable moon, and draw a horizontal line of the mountains. 
Step two. Let's create a small winter town. We need several houses with sharp roofs, several trees and, in the very center, their leader is a decorated and shiny Christmas tree. 
Step three. We will shade the entire mountainous area in the background, as well as the walls of houses and the trunk of each tree. Also, add a small snowman on the right side. 
Step four. Now the picture needs more liveliness. We shade the houses and mountains more densely, sketch out lines on the path, take a closer look at each noticeable tree, and circle a small fence around the snowman. 
Step five. Don't forget the moon. We turn it into a small glowing ball in heaven, and also finish with affairs on earth. And draw another large tree sticking out in the upper right corner. 
However, there are an infinite number of themes for painting winter landscapes. For it is enough just to go outside and see the picture created for us by nature. Don't get sick and have a great winter time, don't forget about DayFun and keep painting. On the page for comments, leave your wishes, I will always be glad to see you. Come back often. A few more interesting lessons especially for you.
Marina Yakurina
i] Dear colleagues, good day, everyone. Most recently I met " Master- a class for educators, teachers of children's art schools, primary school teachers « Winter landscape... Morning"... on the website Educational-methodical office. I liked the idea very much. I also decided to draw with my kids. Moreover, the idea is close in spirit to the right-brain drawing, which I was very inspired by. I advise everyone who is not familiar with this technique to see it. So, my MK.
Target:
Acquaintance with a new drawing technique.
Large format training (A3).
Continuation of work to consolidate the concept of perspective.
Material
A3 format, palette, gouache white, blue, scarlet, burgundy, purple and yellow colors. Bristle brushes, round and flat (№ 1-5) .
1. Mark the horizon line on a sheet of paper.
2. We prime the entire sheet with white gouache... It is advisable to do this very quickly (with the widest brush so that the paint does not have time to dry.
3. On the part that is below the horizon, we put droplets of blue and can be purple or lilac (at your discretion - creativity is welcome)
4. And quickly, quickly stretch these points with horizontal strokes across the entire sheet.
5. Go to the top of the sheet - we will draw what is above the horizon line. We put several yellow dots in the center, then red, burgundy, blue, purple in the form of a semicircle.
6. And again quickly, quickly stretch the paint with semicircular strokes, you can draw a little water on the brush if the white primer is dry. You should not brush over one place many times with a brush.
Can be made simpler
7. How to draw tree trunks... Blue gouache(straight from the jar)draw tree trunks... We are trying to draw not a fence of the same verticals, but trunks of different thicknesses. We place them randomly - sometimes closer, sometimes further from each other, but approximately on the horizon.
8. Draw now pine branches. They are located high above the ground, do not reach towards the sky and do not sink to the ground, but are located almost horizontally.
9. Now we begin to draw the most interesting - the image of the falling shadows. We find on figure trees in the middle. From one of them, the shadow will shift slightly to the right, from the other - slightly to the left. These trees will become landmarks.
Draw blue shadows (mix white with blue and find a suitable shade)... In the same color draw small Christmas trees with a poke with a semi-dry brush, depicting an approximately triangle with a slightly elongated crown.
We put Christmas trees randomly.
10. In the same way draw needles on the branches
11. Slightly tint the pale yellow snow on the horizon.
Today's MK was made by my 6-year-old pupil Spirina Dasha, a wonderful little artist. In the same technique, we performed several more works. Next time, maybe we'll tell you how we drew them. Or maybe it won't be necessary anymore, because the principle is clear.
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Life flies by instantly, And we live as if we are writing a draft, Not understanding in the scandalous vanity, That our life is just nothing.
Bewitched by the sorceress Winter, the forest stands, And under the snowy fringe, Motionless, dumb, Wonderful life it shines. F. Tyutchev In the suburbs.
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Drawing with gouache "Winter Morning" step by step with a photo for children 5-6 years old
Drawing a winter landscape "Winter Morning" master class with step-by-step photos for children 5-6 years old
Yakovleva Natalya Anatolyevna, teacher of fine arts, MAOU SOSH 73 "Lira", Tyumen
Description: this master class will be useful for teachers who are engaged in drawing with preschoolers and younger students, educators, art teachers, primary school teachers, creative parents and all those who want to try their hand at artistic creativity.
Purpose: use in drawing classes with children of preschool and primary school age, interior decoration or as a gift.
Target: performing a winter landscape in the morning, at sunrise
Tasks: improve the ability to work with gouache paints
to acquaint with the stages of the morning winter landscape, with the inclusion of houses, silhouettes of birds, cats in the composition
consolidate knowledge of planning in the landscape
foster creativity
develop a sense of composition, the ability to notice and reflect the beauty of nature in a drawing
foster interest in landscape painting and accuracy in work
Materials: a sheet of watercolor paper, gouache, synthetic or squirrel brushes
Dear Colleagues! This master class is designed for children aged 5-6 years, but if you wish, you can also use it in classes with younger students. The work is done without using a pencil.
Before starting work, we will take a look at the photographs of the winter dawn with the children. Let's pay special attention to the colors of the sky. How the sun looks when it peeks out over the horizon. What colors does snow have during dawn.
Sequence of work:
Place the sheet horizontally. Cover the sky background with light blue to the middle of the sheet so that it is lighter in the center and a little darker at the edges.
Let it dry well.
In the meantime, fill in the background of the earth. Add a drop of blue, purple and yellow to white. We draw snowdrifts.
After the background of the sky has dried, draw on it a white round spot - the center of the rising sun. It needs to be drawn closer to the horizon, since the sun does not rise high in winter.
Light - draw in yellow in circular movements around the white spot.
Add white and quite a bit of ruby or red. We make a smooth transition to light blue.
With a thin brush we outline the outlines of the houses. I want to note here that the composition can be different for everyone.
And we remind the children that the distant houses will be smaller, and the nearest ones will be larger in size.
Now we need to outline three identical windows on each house. It can be difficult for preschoolers to do this, so I propose this option.
First, on the rectangular facade of the house, draw two horizontal lines defining the upper and lower border of the windows and divide it into three parts by vertical lines.
And then paint over with brown, with the addition of white. One window can also be drawn on the roof facade.
Thus, we carry out all the houses.
With older children, you can draw logs on the houses. Paint over the windows in yellow and dark brown.
We draw trees. Distant trees are smaller in size, with light blue and light purple flowers. And the tree on the right, which is closer, we will draw more and light brown. In the foreground, at the bottom of the leaf, we depict small blades of grass and shrubs.
Add trees if desired. Draw the frames in the windows in dark brown.
We enliven the picture by drawing silhouettes of birds, a cat or a cat, and of course, a lot of snow: on the roofs and windows of houses, on trees, fences.
With a "sprinkle" with a fine snowball, the "spray" technique.
The work has been completed.
The finished picture can be framed, decorated, used as a gift to relatives and friends.
This winter there was a lot of snow quite often and I managed to take some interesting pictures in the park, where the spruce trees were simply covered with snow. The feeling that you were in a fairy tale. I was filming then on a cell phone, but the quality of the photo does not prevent us from conveying the beauty of the snow-covered trees. Today we will have in the lesson painting winter landscape with a simple pencil. best done on white paper to accentuate the whiteness of the snow. The main thing to remember here. In our photo-reference, the basic laws are clearly visible:
If there are no special problems with linear perspective, because we see that the trees have different sizes in the photo due to their distance from the observer, then to convey an aerial perspective, I recommend taking several simple pencils, of varying degrees of rigidity. I chose the following pencils - 4H, H, HB, 4B.
To construct the sketch, I took the hardest 4H pencil and sketched the main lines, relative to which I will build landscape composition... The photo had to be darkened for you to see these lines. But in fact, keep in mind that these are very thin, barely visible lines:
The drawing principle is the same for all trees - look at the photo and determine the light contours of the snow. In approximately the same form, transfer these contours on paper, and paint over all the dark places with a pencil. Do not aim for excessive detail, otherwise you can get bogged down in the smallest details. Those. It is not at all necessary to render snowballs exactly as in the photo, you can show them a little differently by looking at the nature of the arrangement of snow and branches from under the snow. Actually, I will immediately tell you the plan for drawing a winter landscape - with the toughest pencil we draw the farthest and lightest objects, and with the softest - the nearest objects, where you can see many dark areas. Let's take a closer look at this next.
The next step is to draw the third spruce on the left with a 4H pencil and work through the darkest areas on all the trees drawn with a hardness H pencil. This will highlight the dark areas in the trees, which will nevertheless still be lighter than the shadow areas in the foreground trees. On the third spruce on the left, we re-pass the shadows with an HB pencil.
Do not forget about the background, where you can see the branches of deciduous trees. They are drawn mainly with pencils 4H, N. Next, we sketch out the light outlines of the remaining trees:
And by analogy, we draw the fourth tree:
After that, a lot of work lies ahead - the largest and fluffiest spruce. Here it is most convenient to first determine the approximate contours of the snow clods, and then work out the shadow areas. At the same time, I tried to make the strokes thicker than on other trees, because in the foreground, individual spruce branches are already visible here and there. We also pay special attention to the nature of the growth of branches. The upper branches look up, and the lower ones are lowered down under the weight of the snow. We go through the first layer with the HB pencil, while in some places we slightly shade the contours of the snow clods to show their volume.
Go through the second layer with a 4B pencil and select all the dark areas and the trunk of the tree. The final step is to slightly show the shadows under each tree, softening them as we remove them. Here is our winter landscape and ready.
