Easy methods to Draw a Snowman [10 Easy Steps]

Let’s start composing the background. My snowmen are usually some kind of dreary night, so black blue well as night, 4 pm is already dark. I associate the snowman with the night, so I immediately make a black blue up there and will be such a dark darkness. You can also use gouache if you have it. or acrylic if you also have it. In general any other paint, they are quite interchangeable, but still, of course, acrylic in my opinion wins in many, such bright, tasks, it always looks more powerful brighter. That’s why I use acrylic.u003cbru003eGoing down to the bottom. Between them is such a smooth transition. You can add a little bit, if you feel that it is difficult without water. But I’m fine without water. After that I add some whitewash, maybe a little bit of blue. You need to get a little bit of a blue hue. We take the white paint and draw the snowdrifts. And here we have the area where you can put the snowman.

We take a toothbrush. We take the white paint. This is the most trivial way to paint stars and other winter things. Dilute the white paint with water, dab it on the brush and gently run it over the lint pattern. The splashes chaotically create us stars in the sky. You can use a brush instead of a toothbrush. Just a toothbrush does it perfectly so it will definitely come in handy for the winter, you can already put it off.

Do you want me to teach you how to draw with your finger? Because it will be very easy for you to make an even plus or minus circle with your finger. Luckily the snowman will forgive us for being uneven. Put some white paint on your finger and apply it in a circular motion, as if you were rolling snow. All in all you need to make three snow balls. Add a blue color to each of the balls. This way we will emphasize its irregularities and shadows.

If you are using acrylic paint, I recommend creating a texture paste of flour or starch. Simply mix the paint and flour, and then apply the paste to the snowman. This will give it volume and ruggedness, as if it were made of real snow.

Now let’s draw a bucket on his head. Just draw a cylinder with a handle. Use gray tones and smooth transitions to create the volume of the bucket.

Take a thin brush and black paint. First we put black charcoals and pebbles in the snow, creating a face and buttons. And then we’ll stick twigs and hands. Make the strokes light and uncomplicated, you don’t need precision.

Use red and white paint. Without tearing off the brush, with one stroke, stroke from one end of the scarf, down the neck of the snowman, to the other end. As if you were wrapping him up.

Black paint a broom and add white highlights to give volume.

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Let’s put on some white paint and start covering the Christmas tree with snow. What is beautiful about winter paintings, that you paint them cover with snow and it’s just some kind of magic. Gradually cover all the places where snow would accumulate. On the snowman’s hands, broom, bucket.