Original artwork description:

The watercolor “Such a Snowy Winter” feels like the breath of a frosty morning — light, airy, and filled with gentle light. It’s a delicate landscape painted in soft pastel tones: milky white snow, muted blues, silvery-lavender shadows, and warm hints of ochre and rose on the rooftops and walls of the houses, barely visible through the snowy haze.
A few small houses are nestled deep in fluffy snowdrifts — their roofs blanketed in thick layers of snow, like downy duvets. Everything around is wrapped in silence: the snow has covered not just the ground, but also the nearby bushes and a small wooden fence winding gently in front of the houses.
In the background, the faint outlines of trees blend into the misty winter air, their forms softened and almost dissolving into the distance. This snowy veil adds a sense of depth and calm to the entire scene. The atmosphere is filled with a glowing stillness — despite the cold, the painting radiates warmth and coziness: the kind of warmth that winter brings when everything slows down and the world is wrapped in peaceful quiet.
This artwork is more than just a winter landscape — it’s a feeling: purity, softness, and comfort wrapped in snowy silence.

Materials used:

Watercolours

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