Finished art from... Get Festive! or Wintry Scenes...

sarah816202
Dec 30, 2025
3 min read

Amazing sprinkle of festiveness and wintry scenes from our All4inclusion group of artists, a lot of inspiration gathered along with the spirit of the season. Have a browse of the gallery between Christmas celebrations and bringing in the New Year.

There are a lot of murmurs that cold weather is going to join us early in the first few days of January, and it is already beginning to bite, so the wintry scenes are ringing true. Enjoy our gallery, leave a comment.

Blue and white wintry background. Painting central of a Father Christmas character, red and white suit with white beard, taking the last drink from a bottle of some sort of spirits. — Get Festive! by Barbara

Barbara - Had some fun, sending Christmas wishes to everyone with this happy character, bringing some festive cheer! A fabulously colourful painting with striking reds, white and the blue-grey of the wintry sky. Watercolours used.

Bllue and white wintry background. Three pictures. Of wintry Christmas scenes with houses and snowmen in hats and scarves and and a reindeer by a lantern with trees. — Donna's Festive and Wintry Scenes

Donna - An incredible amount of Festive artwork from Donna, a lot of snow and cosy homes with beautiful trees. Loving the happy snowman in the garden. Donna wanted to share one of the digital painting by numbers app pictures, made on Santa Color, this fits well with our 'Get Festive' theme. Donna's other pictures are created with graphite and felt-tip pens.

Blue and white wintry background with a digital art piece central. Grey, pink and blue tone background with 6 photos generated of a man and a support worker also a male around a Christmas theme — Get Festive! by Phil

Phil - A fantastic piece of digital artwork. Phil made this using the Toon.me app, creating images of him and his support worker. He explains that the support team have a huge impact and helps him to stay happy. It can be especially difficult at Christmas time and his support has enabled him to see some great places checking out the Christmas displays, seeing trees, decorations, polar bears and Santa with treats.

Blue and white wintry background with picture central. A black cat sat on a computer chair. Blue desk lamp on a pink desk, with a green plant. Words at the top read, This chair is mine now. Deal with it. — Get Festive! by Scott

Scott - Awesome vibrant colouring, loving the cat with the eyes of intent that humans would be scared to know the deal! This made many of us in the group laugh as the cats in the art group are show stealers and adore the centre stage! Barbara especially wondered if this cat had been plotting with her cat Mango, time will tell... Coloured using Sharpie pens.

Blue and white wintry background and picture central of a winter fruit and leaf garland with a bow. Colours of purple, blue, pink, green, yellow and black — Get festive and Wintry by Noor

Noor - Gained inspiration from a design in a colouring book, A fantastic festive wreath, she has used so many beautiful colours, such a big colouring project to complete with all the details, the leaves entwined with all the separate fruits. The end result is brilliant. Noor used a combination of Sharpies and coloured pencils.

Blue and white wintry background with 2 wintry landscapes. Top is of small village in mountain snowy slopes, wintry sun in the sky. Bottom is snow capped mountains, lower ground green, blue sky. — Wintry Scenes by Andy

Andy - Created these beautiful wintry landscapes. He has travelled abroad to some cities where there is snow around, and maybe he has seen this view from a window... The scenery does look stunning. Especially with the sun shining. Soft pastels were used to create these with brilliant effect.

Blue and white background with picture central. Sepia toned wintry tree-lined, ice covered road. A few evergreen bushes at the front of the painting, right side. Bare tree branch overhanging top right. Sky wintry few blue patches showing through. — Wintry scene by Sarah

Sarah - A step back in time, or so it would seem, the ground has frozen over, and the sky is its reflection. I worked with a new set of pearlescent watercolour paints to create this, adding layers to deepen tones.

I wasn't sure, but this painting has grown on me; it is more on the sepia side. What are your thoughts?

It's always great to have a combined topic for people, as sometimes it can be tricky some weeks, depending on the time of year and having flexibility makes the difference. Being able to join, have a quiet space to chill with a colouring book or a colouring app while others sketch, draw, and paint is also why this group remains important.

If you'd like to come along, you'd be most welcome. Please feel free to join us on Linktree, select All4Art

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3 Comments

Scott Whitney

7 days ago

Love these creations

barbarahulme

Dec 31, 2025

I love this weeks creations. All so festive and different, there are some lovely bright colours and also some scenes that are beautiful and subtle :) xxx

Sarah Morris

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Replying to

Totally agree, a lot of brilliant colourful creations but also subtle, mindful scenes, very different focal points from everyone!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts Barbara, they're always appreciated 😊