Use simple shapes to block out the main elements:
Winter is associated with cold. When coloring, stick to "cool" colors like light blue, white, purple, and grey. Save the bright reds and oranges for small details like scarves, hats, or chimney smoke to make them pop out.
You don't need to be an expert to add texture. Use the side of your pencil or crayon to lightly shade the snowy ground. Make the shading patchy so it looks like lumps of snow rather than a flat surface.
Start by drawing a wavy line near the bottom third of your paper. This line represents the ground. It shouldn't be perfectly straight; snow piles up in bumps and mounds!
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