Free coloring pages of Father Christmas walking in the snow

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Enjoy colouring Father Christmas as he walks through a gentle snowfall.
This drawing shows him in his classic red-and-white suit, carrying a sack full of presents over his shoulder, surrounded by a wintry landscape with falling snowflakes and snow-covered trees.

It’s a lovely scene for children to try out different colouring techniques,
such as adding shading to Father Christmas’s suit and gentle gradients on the trees,
all while letting their creativity flow and enjoying the magic of Christmas.

What colours will you choose to bring this moment to life?

Download and print this page to fill Christmas with your favourite colours!

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Recommended color palette for
Christmas Red
Snow White
Dark Forest Green
Light Blue Ice Cream
Soft Brown

Tips and tricks for colouring Father Christmas walking in the snow

This cartoon-style drawing shows Father Christmas in a wintry scene, walking along in his classic red-and-white outfit with a sack slung over his shoulder. He’s surrounded by falling snowflakes and snowy trees, which gives the whole picture a cosy, magical Christmas feel.

To create a more realistic effect on Father Christmas’s suit, it really helps to use shading. Work with different shades of red, from a deeper, darker red in the shadowed areas to a lighter red where the light would naturally hit. For his beard and the white details, like the trim of his hat, you can add a very light grey to give them more volume and softness.

The sack will look much more interesting if you add a bit of texture. You can use browns and dark greens to suggest a rough, sturdy fabric. Try short, curved strokes to mimic fibres, and then add small touches of light grey or pale blue to the snow in the background to suggest shadows. This little detail makes the whole winter scene feel more believable.

For the sky, imagine a cold, clear winter night. Colour the background as a night sky, starting with a dark blue at the top and blending gently into lighter blues as you move down towards the horizon. This contrast will make Father Christmas’s red suit stand out beautifully against the snowy landscape.

When you get to the trees, go for a blend of greens and whites. Start with a darker green at the base and gradually soften it into a lighter green, and then into white at the tips of the branches, where the snow would naturally pile up. This creates a three-dimensional effect and adds a lovely touch of realism.

And finally, if you want to give the drawing a bit of extra magic, you can add a hint of silver or glitter to the snow. Just a little sparkle here and there can make the whole scene feel even more festive and full of Christmas spirit.

Quick tips for coloring
Why does Father Christmas wear red?

The red and white suit became popular in the early 20th century, inspired by the historical clothing associated with Saint Nicholas.


What is the origin of Father Christmas?

Father Christmas is inspired by Saint Nicholas of Bari, a fourth-century Christian bishop known for his generosity and for helping the poor by secretly giving them gifts.


What does the Christmas tree symbolise?

The Christmas tree symbolises life and hope; it is decorated to celebrate the festive season.


How is snow formed?

Snow forms when water vapour in the atmosphere freezes into ice crystals and falls to the ground.


Why are snowflakes white?

Snow appears white because it reflects light in many directions due to the multiple surfaces of the ice crystals.

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