A mixed bouquet of daisies, buds, and leafy sprigs arranged in a simple rounded vase. Medium — great for kids.
A mixed bouquet works like a recipe: one flower family for the main color, a second for contrast, and green as the seasoning. Let the daisies be your base in white or yellow, set the round blooms against them in coral or purple, and keep unopened buds a shade deeper than everything open. The simple rounded vase suits a warm neutral — clay, cream, or sage.
Buds are a free lesson in how flowers work: in nature a bud’s color is usually a concentrated version of the open bloom, so coloring buds deeper makes the whole bunch look real. When everything is colored, draw a simple table line under the vase and a soft shadow to one side — two strokes, and the bouquet sits down.
