Collection: Mountain Paint by Numbers

Mountain Paint by Numbers

Mountains rarely appear alone in these paintings. Snowy peaks reflect into lakes, streams run through valleys and sunset light changes the colour of both the sky and the landscape below.

That mixture is what gives mountain scenes their depth, but it also affects how they paint. A clear snowy summit can contain relatively broad areas, while forests, reflections and rocky foregrounds introduce much finer work.

Snowy Peaks and Alpine Scenery

Snow creates some of the strongest contrast in the collection, especially when the mountains sit beneath darker skies or above green valleys. Alpine meadows and streams add warmer colours and more detail closer to the front of the picture.

Winter-heavy mountain scenes also connect naturally with Winter Paint by Numbers.

Mountains Reflected in Water

Several designs pair mountains with still lakes, turning the reflection into almost half of the composition. If that is the part of the scene you enjoy most, Lake Paint by Numbers includes more waterside views, villages, reeds and reflected skies.

Mountains at Sunset

Evening light changes mountain paintings quickly, from bright snow and blue sky to orange, pink and darker silhouettes. More scenes built around that changing light can be found through Sunset Paint by Numbers.

Mountain painting sits within our wider Landscape Paint by Numbers collection, where you can move on to coastlines, forests, countryside and other scenery.