How to Paint Singing Snowman Christmas Carolers

Paint a Snowman Family in this Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial for Beginners

In this easy, step-by-step tutorial, I will show you how to make two snowmen and a snow lady carolers, who are singing lovely Christmas carols into the snowy sky.

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Caroling Snowmen Painting Supplies

• 11″x14″ Canvas or canvas paper
• Palette or palette paper
• Cup of water
• Table cloth
• towel

Brushes

• 3/4″ Flat Wash Brush
• #10 Flat Shader
• #10 Filbert Brush
• #0 Detail Round

Paints

• Mars Black Acrylic Paint
• Primary Red Acrylic Paint
• Primary Yellow Acrylic Paint
• Primary Blue Acrylic Paint
• Titanium White Acrylic Paint

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Caroling Snowmen Painting Steps

Follow these step-by-step instructions on how to paint your very own cute snowman carolers singing into the flurried winter sky.

Step 1: Paint in the Sky

With your flat wash brush, mix together blue with some white and paint in the blue sky using horizontal strokes spanning across the canvas, covering about 2/3 of the entire canvas.

Step 2: Add in the Snowy Hill

Using your filbert brush loaded with white, paint in some snowy hills.

Step 3: Add in snow flurries

With your detail brush, paint in some swirls across the blue of the sky – to represent the snow flurries. You can also add other shapes like little dots for a more active sky.

Step 4: Trace and Paint in the Snowman Carolers

Using your snowman caroler stencil, place and trace onto your canvas or canvas paper. If you need directions on how to do this, read this helpful post on transferring stencils to paper.

From there, using your filbert brush and detail round brush, paint in the snowman bodies using white paint. Then, you can use a variety of colors you like to fill in the clothing colors. I used red for the snow lady, green for the snow-kid and blue scarf with black hat for the snowman. Feel free to use different colors and combos.

To paint in the carrot noses, mix together yellow and red to make an orange color. Block in the color onto the carrot nose shapes.

Step 5: Outline

Using a sharpie or detail brush with black paint, outline all the snowmen carolers as well as the hills. I added a few lines where the snowmen are standing to create more detail.

Step 6: Add in Snow

With a toothbrush (or large brush), dip it into a watery mix of white and water. Then, hover your brush over the canvas, pull the bristles back and release to make a lot of splatter. This creates the appearance of a lot of snow flakes. Repeat as much as you like.

Step 7: Add Final Touches and Admire your Work

With your detail brush, add a few more snow flakes in the shape of dots to complete the scene. Then, once you’re satisfied, step back and admire your work.

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