Self-painting – Snow trees size 60×40
Unleash your creativity!
Looking for a way to relax creatively? Do you fancy an original adventure to which you could also invite your loved ones? And at the same time awaken creativity and feel like a real artist? Nothing could be easier! Discover the latest hit among the original hobby – Painting by numbers. A multi-colored pattern for painting after the numbers “Picture for self-painting – Snow trees” is an unusual idea for spending free time. Coloring by numbers “Self-painting – Snow trees” is an activity for people of all ages. Perfect for amateur painters! After painting, such a painting will be great as a wall decoration. We present a complete painting set for adults and ambitious children over 12 years old.
- Canvas with printed pattern and appropriately numbered fields
- 2 brushes with different bristle thickness
- A set of acrylic paints in jars, properly selected for the pattern you choose
- Pattern scheme with coloured fields – to make painting easier
- Relaxes
- Develops creativity
- Teaches patience and focus
- Develops manual skills
- Improves the precision of movements and supports their coordination
Original gift!
A painting is an extraordinary gift idea for the artistic soul. And not only!
- Give it to someone you want to treat yourself to creative relaxation
- Give gifts to friends and invite them to paint together
- Give as a gift to a loved one as your own hand-painted picture
Painting by numbers!
Painting the fields according to the instructions will allow you to achieve a professional effect without the help of an instructor. The whole painting process has been described step by step and accompanied by detailed photos. The instruction also contains a brief overview of painting techniques.
Premium Materials
High-quality canvas stretched over a wooden loom (100% spruce wood), professional paint brushes and high-quality acrylic paints in individual containers will make your painting a real work of art.
Perfect color matching
Over 400 different color shades, composed by our artists. Independent mixing of colors is not necessary! Clear outlines of fields, fields marked with numbers, combined with the appropriate colors of acrylic paints allow you to accurately reproduce the image. Choose the color of paint for the field marked with the same number and start your painting adventure!
Ready to hang
You do not need additional frames. The canvas is already stretched on a loom of natural, solid wood and fixed with staples. Paint the sides with paint, and your image will additionally gain a modern and fashionable look.
Highest quality
Our coloring machine is a high quality EU product with CE marking. Detailed safety instructions are also provided in the instructions accompanying each product.
Despite our best efforts, we cannot guarantee that the published technical data and photos do not contain inaccuracies or errors, which, however, cannot be a basis for claims.
Techniques for painting snow on trees
We’re coming to the end of a rather strange year, and like many of you I am so thankful for being able to immerse myself in art, to take away the pain of lockdowns, social distancing and lack of travel opportunities. In my painting mind I’ve travelled to many fascinating places while in my studio: the Bavarian Alps (well, I did actually go there in February), Yemen, East Africa, Jordan, Egypt, Oman, Lebanon, Italy, and many other places. I hope you have had similar reflections on past trips while you paint.
With winter upon us it’s a good idea to prepare for any snow scenes, and as the snow doesn’t often last long in the UK we need to be prepared to move fast. This watercolour of Exton village shows only two thirds of the composition, as otherwise some of the features I discuss would appear too small. When working on snow scenes I have 5 tips to share with you:
1 With much of the paper left untouched to show the snow areas, throwing cast shadows across this will add interest, break up the flat whiteness, and can show up any contours in the ground;
2 Pull out highlights in cast shadows with a damp brush while the shadow wash is still damp, as seen in the foreground of the painting;
3 Introduce warm colours to alleviate the coldness of the snow, as I have done here with light red in the left-hand roof and the bushes, even if little colour shows in the scene;
4 Flecks of white in bushes and trees will enliven the painting, but avoid over-doing this;
5 While you can use masking fluid to enable you to create white on branches, fence-posts and the like, you may find white gouache or acrylic easier to render.
Enjoy your painting, and if you can’t get out then do as some of the Impressionists did and work from the comfort of an accommodating window, or of course a car. Monsieur Monet, however, quite undeterred by intense cold would put on three overcoats and take a stove with him to work in the snow!
Anyway, Jenny and I wish you all a Happy Christmas wherever you are, and may all your Christmas stockings overflow with paints, brushes and all manner of art materials.
