A round vase holds three big blooms — a rose, a daisy, and a tulip — with long leaves, like a small bouquet picked fresh from the garden. Easy — three big blooms.
Three blooms, three classics: the rose in red or pink, the tulip in yellow or coral, and the daisy in white or sunny yellow. The daisy’s center is already drawn in dark, which makes pale petals glow against it. Long leaves in two shades of green and a simple blue, terracotta, or white vase finish the arrangement like a real bouquet on the table.
Petals look fullest when you color from the base of each petal outward, staying a touch darker where the petals overlap, and keeping your strokes following each petal’s curve. The big, smooth vase is a relaxing way to finish the page — one even color, with a lighter vertical stripe left as a shine, makes it look round and glossy.
