Q&A for How to Draw a Christmas Landscape

Of course!

Yes. It depends on what you are going to use them for, remember, that it is your artwork and you could add anything you want to add.

Sure.

No, it is not necessary to add a reindeer in the landscape if you don't want to add a reindeer.

It depends on what kind of family you want to draw! If you wanted to keep the Christmas theme, you could draw a snowman family by drawing a few figures made up of three circles (large, medium, and small) each. You could then add hats, scarves, gloves, etc. If you want to draw a human family, you could draw them ice skating, caroling, or even buying gifts!

Follow the instructions listed in the article above.

You can try putting them in a blank spot, wearing snow coats and scarves, mittens, and hats that still show some of their hair.

Absolutely. It's your drawing and you're welcome to color it in if you'd like.

Other ideas include, snowmen, a gingerbread house, a North Pole sign, gingerbread men, an angel, Santa, reindeer, candy canes, etc.

You can have Santa Claus hiding behind a tree with a sack of presents, or have him in his sleigh flying across the sky. Be creative!

Keep on practicing! If you truly think its too strange, consider tracing a reindeer or using stencils.

A Christmas landscape can be drawn poster-sized. You can drawn all the elements on a larger scale, or draw smaller and add more details to fill all the space. If you're designing an poster to publicize something, leave space for any wording you need to include.

You can but presents are usually under an indoor tree. Color them in different shades and give them a bow and stripes to represent packing. you can even add in a few children sitting there opening some gifts.