They cheekily stretch their little heads towards the onset of spring. There is something delicate, inspiring and at the same time dreamy about the original watercolor.
It is more lengthy with multiple techniques created. On the dry watercolor paper, the flowers were first covered with scratch crepe. After drying the background was designed using the wet-on-wet technique, again after drying the rub-off crepe was removed and in wet, semi-wet and dry1