How To Draw A Winter Cabin

How to Draw a Cozy Winter Cabin

Drawing a winter cabin is a fun way to use your imagination and create a snowy scene. Let’s learn how to draw a cozy cabin with snow, trees, and a chimney. Grab your drawing tools, and let’s get started!

What You Need

• Markers, pencils, or any drawing tools you like
• Paper
• Colors for coloring

Step 1: Drawing the Snowy Ground

Start by drawing the ground covered in snow. At the bottom of your paper, make a bumpy line to show the snow. Make the bumps different sizes to look like real snow.

Step 2: Drawing the Cabin

Now, let’s draw the cabin:

1. Front of the Cabin: Draw a straight line up on the left side. Then, draw another line next to it with a little space in between.
2. Back of the Cabin: Draw a third line the same height as the first two.
3. Roof: Look at the space between the lines and draw a line in the middle. From this line, draw a wiggly line down to show snow on the roof.

Step 3: Adding Roof Details

1. Draw a curve on one side of the roof and a slanted line on the other side.
2. Connect them with a bumpy line to show more snow.

Step 4: Drawing the Chimney

Let’s add a chimney:

1. Draw two lines going up from the roof.
2. Add a third line in the middle to make it look 3D.
3. Connect these lines with a wiggly line and curve it around for the top.

Step 5: Adding Cabin Details

Now, let’s add some details:

1. Door: Draw two lines for the door, making it shorter to show snow. Add a wiggly line on top for snow and a small circle for the doorknob.
2. Windows: Draw two lines next to the door for the window. Add snow on top and draw a frame inside with two lines up and two across.

Step 6: Drawing Trees

Let’s make the scene look wintery with trees:

1. Draw an upside-down “V” for the tree top, then connect it with a zigzag line at the bottom.
2. Add more layers by drawing slanted lines and zigzagging the bottom.
3. Draw the trunk with two lines going down.

Draw more trees with different heights and shapes to make it interesting.

Step 7: Adding Final Touches

1. Snow on Trees: Add wavy lines on the tree tops for snow.
2. Chimney Smoke: Draw a wavy line from the chimney to show smoke.

Step 8: Coloring Your Cabin

Now, it’s time to color! Use your favorite colors to make your cabin come alive. Here are some ideas:

• Cabin: Use warm colors like red or brown.
• Snow: Light blue or white.
• Trees: Different greens.
• Windows: Yellow or light blue for a cozy glow.

You can also add mountains or a night sky in the background to make it even more magical.

Conclusion

Great job! You’ve drawn and colored your own winter cabin. Remember, art is all about having fun, so feel free to add your own special touches. Enjoy your drawing adventure!