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First Snow Beyond the Window (2025)Acrylic painting
by Paul Cheng

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While painting this piece, I imagined sitting indoors, watching snow fall quietly beyond the window. Outside lies a calm, wintry city; inside, there is the warmth of coffee and everyday life. I wanted to hold this contrast—inside and outside, cold and warmth—within a single frame, allowing viewers to feel a sense of shelter and gentle, everyday poetry.
I used alternating thick and thin brushstrokes to render the snowy marks and reflections on the window, giving the surface a tactile quality. The outdoor street scene was painted with cooler, softer tones to enhance a sense of distance, while the interior objects were rendered with richer colors and clearer forms to create a visual focus. By letting light linger on the tabletop and the rim of the cup, I emphasized warmth and the stillness of time.

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Acrylic

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#impressionism#winterscene#lightandshadows#windowview#classicaltomodern#eiffeltower#dinnertable#coffeemoment
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While painting this piece, I imagined sitting indoors, watching snow fall quietly beyond the window. Outside lies a calm, wintry city; inside, there is the warmth of coffee and everyday life. I wanted to hold this contrast—inside and outside, cold and warmth—within a single frame, allowing viewers to feel a sense of shelter and gentle, everyday poetry.
I used alternating thick and thin brushstrokes to render the snowy marks and reflections on the window, giving the surface a tactile quality. The outdoor street scene was painted with cooler, softer tones to enhance a sense of distance, while the interior objects were rendered with richer colors and clearer forms to create a visual focus. By letting light linger on the tabletop and the rim of the cup, I emphasized warmth and the stillness of time.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Details:

Tags:

#impressionism#winterscene#lightandshadows#windowview#classicaltomodern#eiffeltower#dinnertable#coffeemoment
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Paul ChengOil Painters of America (OPA) Signature Member Paul Cheng was born and grew up in Guangzhou China and studied at Guangzhou Fine Art College China, one of the most... Read more

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