A vase overflows with bold-outlined daisies of different sizes, drawn with simple clean lines. Medium — great for kids.
Classic daisies wear white petals and golden centers, and the trick is in the shading: keep petals mostly white with the softest gray-violet shadows where they overlap. If you’d rather play, real daisies also bloom in pink, purple, and yellow. The vase can be terracotta, teal, or cornflower blue — one solid color lets the flowers stay in charge.
Make each daisy a slightly different size story: the biggest bloom gets the fullest shading, the smaller ones simpler, brighter color, and the arrangement gains depth. When the flowers are done, decorate the plain vase — draw a stripe, a row of dots, or a zigzag band around it in a darker shade of its own color.
