Winter fir trees, sparkling snow, and warm light in the windows - all of this can be transferred onto a canvas with acrylic. In the class, simple techniques for working with paint will be discussed, showing how to compose a scene and add the sparkle of snow. All materials are already waiting on-site, and the finished work can be taken home as a small winter postcard. Sometimes in January days, one wants to slow down and engage in something that warms better than a scarf. In this class, participants will paint a winter landscape with acrylic on canvas: fir trees under snow, snowdrifts with glitter, lights in the windows, and that very "dream house" that always appears in the mind before the holidays. No prior drawing skills are required - curiosity and a desire to try are more important. The instructor will demonstrate how to work with acrylic without fear of ruining the work: how to outline large plans, choose shades for snow and sky, mix paint, and create texture with a brush. The discussion will cover why white can be warm or cool, how to add depth through shadows, and how to make the distant forest "airier" without complex effects. Special attention will be given to light: warm reflections in windows, soft glimmers on the snow, and careful accents that immediately bring the picture together. Throughout the process, composition and details that enliven the story will be discussed: a path, footprints, smoke from a chimney, silhouettes of birds, small lanterns. Participants can either replicate the suggested example or add their own elements - the main thing is that the drawing tells your story. In the end, a complete work on canvas will be created, rather than just a practice sketch. The format is suitable for adults and teenagers aged 12 and up, as well as families who want to spend time together and leave home not with another photo on their phone, but with a real item made by their own hands. Such an activity helps to switch gears after the hustle and bustle of the holidays, give the mind a rest, and feel joy from simple steps: a stroke, another stroke, and light appears on the white canvas. All materials are provided, so you only need to bring your creative spirit.