Medium: This appears to be a digital painting, possibly emulating an acrylic or gouache style.

Shapes and objects: Snow-covered pine trees in the foreground. A line of trees or forest in the background. A snowy field or plain. Soft, cloud-like shapes in the sky.

Colors: Bright blue sky, dark green pine trees with white snow, light blue and white for the snowy ground.

Narrative: This winter landscape captures the serene beauty of a snow-covered scene. The detailed pine trees in the foreground contrast with the simplified background, creating a sense of depth. The bright blue sky suggests a clear, crisp winter day. This piece might represent the quiet stillness of winter, the contrast between the evergreen trees and the snow, or the simple beauty of nature in its winter dress.

Original Artist: This piece seems inspired by the winter landscapes of Group of Seven artists, particularly Lawren Harris. Harris, a Canadian painter of the early 20th century, was known for his stylized depictions of Canadian landscapes, often featuring simplified forms and bold color contrasts, especially in his winter scenes.