When I was a kid, my mom used to tell me, “No two snowflakes are the same.” That idea fascinated me—how could something as tiny and fleeting as a snowflake be so unique?
Last year, I read the same fact to my kids while we were learning about winter. We spent the afternoon folding paper, snipping away little shapes, and unfolding the most intricate snowflakes. As we decorated our windows with them, the room felt magical—like we were surrounded by tiny, frosty works of art.
This week’s tutorial is inspired by that memory: painting snowflakes with delicate details. These aren’t just about practicing your watercolor technique—they’re about capturing the quiet beauty and uniqueness of winter.
So, grab your brushes, make a cup of cocoa, and let’s dive in.
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