How to Paint Snow (NOT Flat White!) — Warm Sunset Snow Scene Snowman | Jerry Yarnell (Acrylic)

Snow isn’t just white—Jerry shows you how to paint snow with soft edges, and layered highlights so it looks fluffy, drifted, and real. This FULL LESSON done using acrylic paints is from the Inspiration of Painting PBS art instructional video series, lesson 9010 Snowman. In this lesson Jerry Yarnell paints a late-evening snow landscape with a glowing winter sky, a big snow-covered evergreen, and a snowman with tracks showing where the kids were playing before heading home. This tutorial focuses on drifted snow texture, subtle shadow color, and controlled highlights so your snow stays soft and believable (without overdoing it). Jerry wraps it up with extra atmosphere—fence line, weeds poking through drifts, and birds in the sky—perfect for a holiday Christmas card look.

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