Guten Morgen Bilder: Kalt Draußen – Drawing A Frosty Morning

Guten Morgen Bilder: Kalt Draußen – Drawing a Frosty Morning

Guten Morgen, little artists! Today we’re going to explore the magic of drawing a "Guten Morgen Bilder: Kalt Draußen" scene. This means we’ll be drawing a picture of a frosty morning, capturing the beauty of winter when everything is covered in a layer of sparkling frost.

Why draw a frosty morning?

Drawing a frosty morning can be a fun and creative way to express your imagination and learn about different textures. It’s a great way to practice drawing details like:

• Trees: Imagine the bare branches covered in fluffy frost, like delicate lace.



• Grass: Instead of green, the grass is now white, maybe with a few tufts of brown peeking through.
• Houses: The roofs and windows are covered in frost, creating a magical winter wonderland.
• The Sun: Even though it’s cold, the sun still shines, adding a warm glow to the scene.

Let’s get started!

Materials you’ll need:

• Paper: Any kind of paper will work, but thicker paper is better for drawing with pencils and crayons.
• Pencil: A regular pencil is a great tool for sketching and drawing.
• Eraser: You’ll need an eraser to fix any mistakes.



• Crayons, colored pencils, or markers: These are for adding color and detail to your drawing.

Step 1: Sketching the scene

1. Start with the horizon line: Draw a line across the middle of your paper to represent the horizon.



2. Draw the sky: The sky is a light blue, but add some white to represent the clouds.
3. Add the sun: Draw a yellow circle in the sky, but don’t forget to add a few rays of light.
4. Draw a house: Use simple shapes to draw a house. Add a roof, windows, and a chimney.
5. Draw a tree: Start with a simple trunk and then add branches that look like they’re covered in frost.
6. Add the grass: Draw small, uneven lines to represent the frosty grass.

Step 2: Adding details

1. Add more details to the house: Draw a door, maybe a porch, and some bushes around the house.
2. Add more branches to the tree: Make sure the branches are thin and delicate, like they’re covered in frost.
3. Add more details to the grass: Draw some small white dots to represent the frost.
4. Add some birds: Draw a few small birds flying in the sky.

Step 3: Coloring your drawing

1. Use light blue, white, and gray for the sky: Add some light blue for the sky and white for the clouds.
2. Use brown for the tree trunk and branches: Add some white to the branches to show the frost.
3. Use light brown for the house: Add some white to the roof and windows to show the frost.
4. Use light brown for the grass: Add some white to the grass to show the frost.
5. Use yellow for the sun: Add some orange to the sun to make it look warm.

Step 4: Adding finishing touches

1. Add some shadows: Use a darker shade of blue for the shadows under the clouds and behind the house.
2. Add some highlights: Use a lighter shade of blue for the highlights on the clouds and the house.
3. Add some texture: Use a white crayon or marker to add some texture to the frost on the trees, grass, and house.

Congratulations! You’ve just created a beautiful drawing of a frosty morning!

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What if I don’t have all the materials?

Don’t worry! You can use whatever you have on hand. You can use a pencil and paper, crayons, colored pencils, or even markers. You can even use your fingers to draw!

2. What if my drawing doesn’t look perfect?

That’s okay! There’s no such thing as a perfect drawing. The most important thing is to have fun and experiment.

3. How can I make my drawing more realistic?

You can make your drawing more realistic by adding more details and shadows. You can also use a variety of colors to create different shades and textures.

4. What other things can I draw besides a frosty morning?

You can draw anything you want! You can draw animals, plants, people, buildings, or anything else that inspires you.

5. What are the benefits of drawing?

Drawing is a great way to express yourself creatively, improve your hand-eye coordination, and develop your problem-solving skills. It can also help you to relax and de-stress.

Remember, drawing is all about having fun! So experiment, explore, and let your imagination run wild! Happy drawing!