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Today we’re painting a frosty winter landscape with snow-covered fir trees and a soft winter sunset. The sky glows with warm, vibrant colours, creating a magical feeling — as if you’re standing in the middle of a snowy forest, watching the sunlight gently touch the branches.

This scene is truly inspiring and full of winter spirit. It’s a peaceful way to ease back into the rhythm after the holidays, enjoy a quiet moment with yourself, and simply dive into the joy of sketching.

May this January be light, cozy, and filled with warmth and new colours in your palette!

🎨Here’s the palette we’ll use in this lesson (substitutes in parentheses):

Lemon Yellow PY3 [Daniel Smith]

Indian Yellow PY150 [M.Graham] (Cadmium Yellow Medium PY35 [Whits Nights] )

Pyrrole Orange PO73 [Daniel Smith]

Opera Pink PR122 [Daniel Smith]

Cobalt Violet PV14 [M.Graham]

Cerulean Blue PB28 [Sennelier]

Ultramarine PB29 [Daniel Smith]

Indigo PBk7, PB15:1, PB60 [Sennelier]

Dusk Pink PBk11/PV19 [Van Gogh]

Share your sketch:

On Instagram with the hashtag #dreamanddrawschool and tag my profile @dreamanddraw.school

In our chat 🎨Dream&Draw Club: Sketches & Homework 👉 https://www.patreon.com/dreamanddrawschool/chats (or go to Community > Chats > 🎨Dream&Draw Club: Sketches & Homework)

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Watch the preparatory lessons:

Materials video: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sketching-80343147

Liner and Pencil Practice video: https://www.patreon.com/posts/liner-and-pencil-80344410

Watercolor Practice video:  https://www.patreon.com/posts/watercolor-video-80345551

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Sandra Wa

It looks beautiful, but it didn't work at all. The paper dried too quickly and the transitions turned out awful. The first picture I haven't finished here. 😞😞😞

DREAM & DRAW SKETCHING CLUB

Hello! Thank you for your message — don’t worry, these things happen, especially when paper dries too fast. You might want to try using a different paper next time, ideally one with cotton content or even 100% cotton. It holds water much longer, which gives you more time to work on smooth transitions. And even if the paper has already dried, you can carefully soften the edge with a clean, damp brush — just gently blur the transition to improve the result. Keep going — every sketch teaches you something new!

Annet

Hi, that happened to me too. I used 100% cotton. I'll try it again!