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How to Draw a Snowy Pine Tree
Draw a snowy pine tree in 12 easy steps, about 9 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: top tier.
Step 1: Top tier
Near the top, start at a point. Slant down left, draw 4 bumps across, and slant back up to it.
Step 2: Middle tier
Start on the bottom of the top tier. Draw a longer slant down, 5 bumps across, and up to it.
Step 3: Bottom tier
Start on the bottom of the middle tier. Draw a longer slant down, 6 bumps across, and up to it.
Step 4: Trunk
From the bumps under the bottom tier, draw a trunk down, wider at the ground, back up to the bumps.
Step 5: Snow on top
Start on the left slant of the top tier. Draw 3 droopy bumps across and stop on the right slant.
Tip Droopy bumps hang down like dripping icing.
Step 6: Snow in the middle
On the middle tier, start on the left slant, draw 4 droopy bumps and stop on the right slant.
Step 7: Snow lower down
On the bottom tier, start on the left slant, draw 5 droopy bumps and stop on the right slant.
Step 8: Ground
Draw a long ground line under the trunk, a little wider than the tree on each side.
Step 9: Falling snowflakes
Draw 6 little round snowflakes in the sky, 3 on each side of the tree.
Step 10: White snow
Colour the snow on every tier and the snowflakes white, or leave them as white paper.
Step 11: Green branches
Colour the branches under the snow leaf green, right down to the bumpy edges.
Step 12: Brown trunk
Colour the trunk wood brown. Go over your lines and your snowy pine tree is done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a snowy pine tree, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
