Learn to create Acrylic Abstract Floral paintings

1. Welcome: Hi, my name is George and welcome to the wonderful world of abstract flower paintings. This painting might look intimidating. However, it is not. It's a very simple and relaxing painting to make. You will get step-by-step encouragement all along the way in order to create a successful painting. In the process of making this painting, you will have so much fun. You will get to play around with colors, textures, and different utensils in order to create something amazing. If you are ready to unleash your creativity, welcome to the course. 2. Materials and a Palette Knife: For this course, you will need a canvas that is 50 by nine centimeters. You will need a flat brush, you will need a paint roller. This is a paint roller from the hardware store, a plastic plates. You'll also need some blue and some red, some white, some yellow, some beautiful turquoise, as well as some neon pink. This is Amsterdam acrylic paint, and that's all you need for this course. 3. Turquoise roll: On the mixing plate, you can add some white, quite a bit of white. Once you've done that, you can grab some turquoise and add just a tiny bit of turquoise right next to the white. Very beautiful turquoise. Just a tiny bit, about 10 percent of the white. Okay, getting the palette knife and scraping that turquoise into the white, mixing them very well together until you get a very light turquoise color. Okay? And cleaning up the palette knife on the painting in the left corner, grabbing the paintbrush and putting it on the plate, rubbing it until it grabs a lot of color. And in that same corner, start just adding this beautiful color to the corner and roll and roll until you cover the canvas on the top side in the left part. Okay, and moving a little bit lower, it's about halfway to the right and a third of the way down, just like that. Going and adding some more color, making it more uniform, the more passes you do while it's wet, the more the paint spreads around. Don't forget to paint the sides as well. And there you go with this very easy and simple step. Let's go into the next one. 4. Pastel pink: Okay. With the bullet thoroughly clean and some fresh white big batch of fresh titanium white on the plate, right about as much as you used for the turquoise, some reds, just a tiny bit, just like the beautiful turquoise. And some yellow as well. Just a little bit of yellow right next to the red. Wonderful. Once you have all the three colors, it can grab the palette knife. As you can see, the red was too much, so just scrape it out of the palette. Mix them all together in order to get this beautiful, rosy, pink. Look at how wonderful and pastel it looks, makes them very well. So it doesn't have any stripes and strikes in the color. As you can see, it's very uniform. It's very important to have uniform colors. As always, clean your palette knife onto the canvas. This time on the right side in the lower part, grab your roller. It's just a little bit cleaned up too much. It still has a tiny bit of blue in it. As you can see, it starts to have just a tiny bit of blue showing through. Don't worry, this is very good. It makes the color more interesting. And start doing exactly what he did onto the left top part. Grab a little bit more color and spread that beautiful pink around and a tiny bit more color and move a little bit more up. As you can see, it touches the top side and it goes almost on a diagonal down. And also, don't forget about the sides of the canvas just so it doesn't have any white showing anymore. Grabbing some more of that color in order to spread it around in the corner where it doesn't have enough color. Look at how beautiful those pastel colors go together. Grabbing some of the hairs and some of the small little particles of dust from the paint. If you see any of them, you can take them out while the paint is still wet, rolling a little bit more just to cover the canvas and make sure there are no white parts on the thing part. And there you go with this beautiful and easy step as well. 5. Pastel yellow: Okay. This time some white, just about the same amount of white onto the mixing plate and some yellow. The blade doesn't need to be clean because mixing a yellow over the pink doesn't affect it too much. Grabbing the palette knife and mixing them very well together over the bink that it's remaining. And once you have thoroughly mixed color, you can scrape the color onto the canvas in between those two Beautiful best style colors. As you can see, the paint is almost dry. And with the same stress, the roller, you can start painting in between those two beautiful colors. This wonderful yellow don't go too much into the blue in order not to make a grayish green and covering the corner quite fast and loose over the pink. And taking some more color and adding it to the left bottom corner. As you can see, the whole canvas is now finished with the background of the painting. Is that tiny amount going into the blue, touching and grazing softly over it just to blend it a little bit. And there you go with the simple and easy step as well. 6. Palette knife turquoise: Okay, time for some beautiful textures. Grab some white on the mixing plate. This time a clean, beautiful plate, and put a hefty amount of white and some turquoise this time, a little bit more turquoise in order to make a more vibrant color. Not too much. Just enough, as you can see, it's a little bit less white, so it will make a more colorful color, grabbing and mixing those two colors together and trying it onto the canvas. It seems like it needs a tiny bit more turquoise. Let's mix it well together. Grab some more turquoise and making it much more vibrance. Once you've done that, you can start to see that color is good enough to start going with some textures on a diagonal towards the right corner of the canvas and a little bit into the yellow. Doesn't go too much into the yellow or the pink. Just go and create this beautiful cloud-like shape and tried to leave edges. As you can see, they are broken, the edges are broken and they are very textured. Okay, just rotate the palette knife. Whenever you put a new batch of paint and move from side to side, extending the shape and all directions, but still keeping the diagonal line as it grows. Trying to change the shapes if there are lines or things that get too much in attention, tried to fix them by adding a tiny bit more color to the sides, grabbing some more color and moving a little bit lower and to the right. As you can see, you can start to understand what the palette knife is good at making textures and also it's a very good paint applying to it can cover a lot of space very fast. Taking some more color and looking a little bit back in order to see where it needs more textures. Playing around just to make the shape a little bit more uniform in the middle. Because it needs some places where it's calm and some places where it's textured naturally in the middle of the shape, it should be a bit more calm. And as it goes towards the edges, it's more and more broken down and has more elaborate edges. A little bit more onto the top side, just grazing the palette knife to make those inside edges tiny bit more dulled down, a few more touches and you have finished this step as well. Super easy to do. 7. Light green palette knife : For this step, you will need to add some white to the mixing plate. Some beautiful titanium white, some yellow, and some turquoise, not a lot of yellow. Just a tiny amount as well, has torque coils. This will make a very beautiful and vibrant green with the mixing knife, start mixing the turquoise and the green together. As you can see, quite a lot of yellow and a little bit of turquoise. Mix it in with the white in order to have a beautiful blended color. Once you've mixed them very well together with the palette knife in the corner on the right side, start applying very loosely some of this color. It's exactly as torque coils the way you've applied the turquoise, you will apply the green here. And as always, tried to rotate the palette knife in order to create different kinds of shapes. And Marx move your way down a little bit on a diagonal. You can grab a little bit of that turquoise if you want, from the still wet paint. Okay. Moving a little bit towards the right side, grabbing some of that paste from the middle and also making it more peaceful in the middle, more call and agitated on the edges. Look at how beautiful that green looks. Grabbing some more from the middle of the shape and driving it towards the edges. Once you've done that, start working on some new edges, making the shape a little bit bigger by moving and rotating the palette knife towards the left middle part of the canvas and little bit lowered this time calling an almost touching the torque coils in the middle. You can also go a little bit over it if you want, making that middle part a little bit more calm and adding some more color to the sides on the edge and moving that paste around in order to make a better texture, more smooth texture. And right below the turquoise in the middle of the canvas, the white turquoise right in the middle, you can put another beautiful green and moving up on the left side of the middle of the canvas, grabbing some more color from the right side corner and adding it to the top side just as a small cutaway shape. Don't forget about that edge. A little bit into the turquoise as well. Let's make the shape at the bottom tiny bit more big and extended towards the left, just making some runway shapes. Also you can make at the end of turquoise a bit lower into the pink, just another small petal shape, taking a step back and looking at the painting, seeing where you can add some more. And it seems you can connect the bottom of the canvas with this color and make a little bit of a bridge in-between the torque coils and the edge of the canvas, focusing a little bit more on those shapes at the top right corner and grabbing that color and adding it to the lower part where the small green shape is to make it a little bit bigger on the edge of the canvas. And there you go with the super easy step. Let's go into the next one. 8. Brilliant blue palette knife: Hello, okay, for this beautiful step, you will need some titanium white on the mixing played as well as Berlin plu. With the palette knife in hand, you can start mixing together the color. Keep in mind the color is a bit more towards the blue, so you'll need a little bit less. Why? Mix it into the white and add some more blue as you go until you see the color is more vibrant than the color you've applied. This will also create a different hue of blue. As you can see, it's a bit more vibrant and it has a different hue. You can add it straight into the middle of the canvas, right next to the green part and at the top over the green part and the turquoise. Try to stick to the beautiful technique where you have nice, beautiful crispy edges and calm metals, pressing a little bit harder onto the palette knife to squeeze that color off of it. Smooth those metal parts, takes more color and add some of this blue over the green, you can start to see the interplay of color that is being created. Move a little bit up into the blue, play around with the textures and to the edge of the canvas, adding some more of this wonderful blue and cutting a little bit more into the pink below and moving towards the left in the middle of the canvas, as well as up into the green. Adding some to the side, just color it and make it more interesting. And in the middle, trying to make that middle calm and beautiful. Color it in. As you can see, much more beautiful. It doesn't have that hard contrast in the middle of the shape just on the edges. This will create a beautiful effect, trying to focus on smaller details. And there you go with this very simple step. 9. Vibrant reds and pink: Okay, it's time to add some different colors with some neon pink. Don't worry, if you don't have the neon pink, you can use red and whites to make beautiful painting. Red's paying. This will be a bit of a different technique. Once you add the reds to the mixing plate to mix them together, it's going to be a bit different this time. After you mixed the color thoroughly together, you can start applying them. The difference will come once the color will get lighter. And applying some of this color right in between the turquoise and the green. Just a few light touches. They don't have to be very, very intense and they don't have to cover a lot of the Canvas. Yes, the few touches of red, don't worry, it will not remain like this. It will be much more integrated, adding some textures and moving a little bit into the middle over the blue, just making another beautiful patch of color. Getting some of that blue into the color just to mix it a little bit and make it seem more integrated. Okay, once you've done that, you can add to beautiful titanium white onto the mixing plates, straight onto the color. Mix it very well together in order to create a vibrant pink. And this is where the magic happens. Adding some more reds to the mixing plates in order to make the pink a tiny bit more vibrance. Look at how beautiful that bank has become beautiful, luscious being. Once you have created this wonderful pink and you can start adding it over the red, just grazing over the red and applying lightly grazing over just so you don't pick up too much of the reds. It creates a different effect because the colors now blend a little bit more. And at the top of the shape, you can start to see how the red becomes much more in the background of the painting. Let's add some of this bank as a standalone shape, just below the blue in the middle top side of the canvas. Just extending it a little bit higher and the left into the turquoise, perfect and beautiful shape. And adding a runaway into the lower side and the top side just to make it more dynamic. And adding this beautiful color to the right side, just next to the blue below it. Grabbing some more color and dragging it a tiny bit into the blue and over the red, scraping that reds and mixing it very well together. Grabbing some more color, getting into the blues, just a tiny bit above, pushing that color into the reds in order to bring them more into the background. Scraping some of that red just to create some interplay into the shape. And there you go with this wonderful step as well. 10. Purple variations : Okay, For this step, you will need some neon pink and some brilliant blue. Put both colors onto the mixing plates, grab the trusty palette knife and combine them together in order to create a beautiful bluish purple. Mix them very well together, and a tiny bit more red or neon pink in order to make it more purple, mix that all together into a beautiful, luscious purple. Once you've done that, you can go ahead and add it to the top side of the bank, just over it, grazing and moving around towards the red part of the pink as well as on the lower side at the end of the shape in the middle of the canvas, this dark purple and on the top where the pink part is. And a tiny bit over the pink as well. And moving and making those shapes a little bit more calm in the middle. And agitate them at the edges. Adding some more red or neon pink in order to make the purples stand out a little bit more. If your purples are not this bright, you can add some white, makes them very well together in order to create this wonderful indigo violet with the palette knife. Once you've mixed them all together, grab a hefty amount and add it over the blue, creating the same playful transitions that you did with the red and the pink. So touch up all the shapes of the bluish purple to one in the middle, the one at the top. And also create a beautiful batch of this purple right above the reds. Grazing over, being careful not to grab so much of the pink. Also creating some more pink at the bottom of the shape and into the pink on the right side, adding some more neon pink and this time some red as well, just to mix them very well together. In your case, you can add some white and some red in order to make beautiful, lighter, purple and some wide, of course, to make it very, very light and beautiful. Just to integrate those vibrant colors into the painting, makes them very well together in order to create a pinkish, grayish poll. Okay, as you can see, the blue from the plate gets into the pink, making it a lot more gray than the ping before, makes them very well with the palette knife. Grab some of this color and add it to the right side of the middle purple part and the lower part, just in the middle of the canvas on the lower part, making those middle sections a bit more calm. And going on to the left side, right at the middle of the canvas, adding a beautiful shape and going to the edge, going outside of the canvas, beautifully adding some more paste and creating those beautiful edges on the outside of the shape and the calm wonderful metal. Adding a transition into the middle section on the top side, right in between the pink and the purple, as well as another beautiful lighter shade on the top of the purple in the middle, making the shape onto the left side a bit bigger and covering the edge of the canvas as well, grabbing some more of that purple and mixing it together with this new lighter purple. And there you go with this beautiful and easy step. 11. Blending edges: For this step, you'll need a big flat brush. And you can start onto the purple in the middle of the canvas and blend it a little bit, just playing with the edges. This will make the edges a bit more fluffy. And as you go, you can scrape the paint off, the paint brush on a paper towel. They don't look quite well at this moment, but they will once you put the flowers and the leaves, get into those blues, those pinks, and drag them and make some beautiful transitions going on to the right side and doing the same with this wonderful purple. Just blending that color, that edge. And the pink as well. Look at how beautiful those edges start to look. Once they're a bit more refined. They're not so harsh and sell intense, going over the blue and adding some of this beautiful motion of blending as well as on the left side over the grayish pink and on the top side over the blue. Clean up the brush just so you have it. Very beautiful and clean. So you can go into the red and blend those reds a bit into the green. There you go with this beautiful and easy blending step. 12. Deeper shades of turquoise: For this step, you will need the turquoise onto the mixing plate quite a bit. And the why, the titanium white and quite a bit in order to recreate that beautiful turquoise this time, a tiny bit more vibrant, as you can see, 5050 is the way to go. You can go ahead and apply it, making small little indentations into the paint just above the purple and the pink, just grazing lightly. This is the time to get a bit more calm and think a bit more about the shapes and see where you can break some of the shapes. As you can see, the color is much more dark than the first turquoise you've applied. And okay, going over the read a tiny bit just to create some of those wonderful shapes with the palette knife. And of course on the purple in the middle and the red going into the gray that has been created with the brush as well as on the top side. This will create a layered effect. As you can see, it just starts to seem like it's going in steps. So it will create kind of a 3D effect going over that gray just to give some interesting shapes and definition to that blended mass. Don't cover all, tried to keep it there. It's a very good base to add texture on end in the middle of the canvas, just making a few little holes, as well as going over the pink into the left side so you can connect the two. Turquoise is the one on the background and the one over the reds, making the middle part a little bit more soft and calm. Going to the edge down, grabbing some more color and adding this color in order to blend the left part of the pink and bring it into the background. As you can see, that bank on the left is quite flat, so it needs more color over it in order to have a little bit more interest. To seem more interesting, just blending it into the background over turquoise and beautiful grayish pink with a few more nabs of paints, grabbing some more paint from the lower part and adding it over the pink, covering the edge. Mixing that color in a little bit more into the middle parts. Looking back at the painting, trying to see where a nod or part can fit. And the answer is on the right part over the blended area. And in the middle, just taking and making some more edges, as well as extending the right part a little bit more closer to the edge. And there you go with this wonderful staff as well. 13. Vibrant green : For this step, you will need some yellow and some turquoise. In case you don't have Toko is you can use blue and add more yellow and a touch of white. But with some yellow and some Torkel is, you'll get to create a beautiful green, luscious color, much more vibrant than the one you used for the background. As you can see, it's about half and half. Mix them together with the palette knife until they are completely mixed. And once you do that, you can start to apply. This green will serve very good since it's the opposite. Read you've just split on the Canvas. It will dull down that color, starting from the middle of the canvas, going into the turquoise and adding this beautiful luscious green. And now going at the top of the canvas, a little bit to the left, over the turquoise and into the green from the background. Adding some more at the top edge of the canvas, as well as some on the red pink. You've just put down just going and creating some beautiful textures as well as shapes going and adding more dimensionality to the left parts where the pink purplish color is going and adding some more yellow to the green onto the mixing plate and mixing it straight onto that beautiful green that you have already created in order to make it much more yellow and vibrance. Look at how beautiful this green is right now. Going and adding it straight into the middle of the canvas over the green at the top, becoming a little bit into the purple and then going down, making the shape a little bit bigger. Now in the middle over the purple, just because you've added some yellow and it compliments it very well. Being a complimentary color. And going over the red onto the right side. And completing that beautiful shape, going to the right-hand side of the edge of the canvas and adding a big, beautiful texture right in the middle and covering the edge. As you can see, the green is much more different. Synsets has some of this yellow into it. After that, you can go ahead and add this variation in color at the top of the canvas, scraping that green you've just firstly applied and then putting it back onto the canvas, going a little bit more into the purples now in the middle of the canvas. And then adding some more color in order to make the color bigger. And now onto the left side over the green and right by the edge. Just scraping that beautiful edge and putting some beautiful color, grab some more of this paint and drag it onto the right side where you see some beautiful turquoise. As you can see, there are still some areas that are very calm. These are very important. So the painting doesn't seem so busy and chaotic and dragging down those greens just to make it different kind of texture. And as you can see, they start to look much, much better. They calm them down a little bit by dragging a tiny bit and adding another beautiful splotch of paint over the purple and the pink on the right sides, Grabbing the last part of the color and adding it over the turquoise, just fixing a little bit of the colors here and there and grabbing it, putting it onto the left side, just over the purple just to make some more interesting shapes. And there you go with this beautiful step as well. 14. Leaves: Him for some beautiful leaves. Now it gets way more interesting. Don't worry. It's very simple. Grab some blue and some yellow to make more dark green. And with a medium flat brush, you can start to create some beautiful leaves, combine the two colors, making a beautiful darker green, as you can see, mix them very well together. This will ensure that when you put a leaf, it looks very nice and colorful. Once they are mixed, start to draw some very simple shapes, some very beautiful shapes of leaves. They are very simple, just gone one side would occur of the arrow with an S tried to vary them. Make a small one, a medium one, and a bigger one. So this is a very good concept to grasp. Big, medium, small, as you can see, we can also start with a small one and a big one. You have to go with all three of them, but don't make them the same size. And also try to find a spot where the green you've already applied can become a leaf. Okay? Going and finding some areas where if you only add one line, it becomes a leaf. This is where the fun is in this painting. You can also connect the leaves and overlap them a little bit, just so it seems more organic, you can already start to see how much more orderly and beautiful this painting looks. Can also add this beautiful leaf over the purple and going back into the greens and adding more leaf. So it seems like the leaves are growing out of the green and into the red, a smaller one. And then going to the middle in order to add another beautiful leaf. This time at tiny bit smaller. As you can see, the positioning of the leaves is quite important. So try to prepare and see where a leaf can fit perfectly. A rule of thumb about placing leaves is to spread them and then make them into small clusters. Grab more yellow, mix that yellow into the green, just above the green, and make a beautiful new color that you can apply over the leaves and also make some different colored leaves. Variety of color is the secret of a beautiful painting. And adding it to the top of the leaf, as you can see, it becomes much more interesting. Try to play around with that color as long as it's wet. You can also add another leaf just behind it and right above the two leaves in the left part. Don't worry if it doesn't show too much, you can go ahead and add it anyway. It doesn't have to be very contrasty. A soft contrast is not bad, so you can just apply it over an area where it doesn't show up too much because it's a soft transition and it looks good. As you can see. They start to layer and create these patches of color and wonderful foliage going and making another bigger one just under the purple and a smaller one underneath the middle of the canvas, onto the lower side. And getting into the right parts, going over with the leaf. So it becomes much more interesting if you have a leaf growing over another one, creating more variety and then adding another one just in the middle and on the left sides. Let's go with one, going down out of the green, two lines. And there's your beautiful leaf and another smaller one at the bottom. And on the right side hand, there you go with this wonderful and easy step. 15. Roses: For this next Beautiful step, you'll make some roses with some red and some white. These are very simple shapes. They are just see shapes. And you will also have to keep in mind the rule that you've learned previously. You, when you were making leaves, big, medium, small, grab the medium flat brush, mix reds just onto the brush and add a beautiful see, a big one and a medium one at the bottom and one on the right and on the left. Two smaller ones going for another one, a big one, small one, and now making them a little bit bigger. And you can also connect them. These are very simple shapes. Just create some Cs and try to think of them as colors, not as roses and the C-shape, another one and then some smaller ones connecting them. And big one, small 12 medium ones going to the left side, making a big 12 small ones may be making a medium one and connecting it to the first one, some beautiful small shapes going and adding some white to red, just so it becomes lighter. And with this color, start adding some C shapes onto the left of the Roses. And maybe a little bit into the middle and also onto the smaller roses and some runaways going and adding it into the middle and onto the left, over into the middle, and maybe a runaway onto the right. And another one in the middle, and on top to the left, going and adding some runaways, just so it becomes more interesting. Maybe those are some small rosebuds into the purple little bit as well. And going for some more shapes wherever you can see some red then needs a bit more pink. And there is another rose just over here and adding two or three more beautiful shapes going and adding some more white. And making this a very light pink. As you can see, the color is very thoroughly mixed. And over the pink you've just laid down, you can add some more of these shapes. Also keep in mind, this is very gushy color, so it needs to be applied slowly. You don't have to go very fast. Also, keep in mind to make those big, medium and small shapes. This is very important for making organic and wonderful shapes. Adding some more runaways, just so it looks much better. And at the bottom, some runaways with this beautiful painting. And on the left side just adding some abstract dots. Not every rose has to be extremely perfect. As you can see, this is just some Cs going towards each other in the middle of rows and with different lighter colors, making the medium pink once again, just so you can add some more dots here and there to make the painting a lot more interesting. As you can see, adding some small dots will create the effect that there are more flowers. And there you go with this wonderful and simple step. 16. Yellow leaves : It's time for a little bit more variety for the leaves and some yellow. This painting needs some yellow, orangey leaves. Grabbing the medium, brush clean and straight with this beautiful yellow. If your yellow, it's a little bit more towards lemon, you can add some red into it just to make it a tiny bit more orange. And as you can see, the leaves are over the purple straight away, just so it creates that beautiful pop of color. Yellow and purple are complimentary colors as well as playing with another contrast here, analogous contrast, as you can see, the greens create these beautiful gradient effect. And now the yellow is another color that you can add very close to that to make this contrast work also into the pink. Why not make a beautiful leaf? And try to think of the big, medium, small once again, just so it creates this wonderful effect. Going for some more purple at the top and creating a small and a medium and another small one just in the middle of the canvas. And on the right going for a big one. And then of course, small and very simple. Try to vary the lines, the curved lines making some leaves little bit more then and some a little bit more fat, big one and a small one. And you can rotate them to face different ways. And now for the top, because that green has no leaves in it, it needs a beautiful big one and a small one. Going lower into the turquoise and making another medium leaf facing down and one right next to it, a small one, and even lower going outside of the canvas. This is also very important. And a smaller one just next to the big green one. And on the left side, just above, as you can see, it will create into that purple a wonderful contrast. And coming out of the side of the canvas. Just so it seems like the painting is spreading out trying to see where you can fit another one. And it seems like at the top is another beautiful space that you can fit some leaves going for another beautiful leaf, x to the big green one and adding some more color to the small one above it. And maybe another one on to the left, a smaller leaf. And there you go with this wonderful step as well. 17. Light Thank you :): Can you believe it? It's the last step and it's such an easy one over the yellow, add some white and with the clean medium brush, you will create some patches of light. As you can see, you can take some yellow and add it to the white, mix it very well together in order to create this beautiful color. And with this color, you will work your way around creating patches of light where it can fit as you can see, just making the painting a little bit more calm. So wherever you see too many splotches and textures that are too busy, you can make them a little bit more com, you can also cut some leaves into the greens and just adds these beautiful textures with the brush. These beautiful patches of color play around, dance around with the color and make some small little patches they will connect with each other. You can also maybe accentuates some areas that you need accentuated in order to make a greater contrast. For instance, right, where the leaves are going and adding some more of these runaways just to create some interesting color and some interesting edges as you can see it. Now. Okay, we are creating some complexity and then you are going to make them fit into each other. Knowing and over the yellow and over the pink in order to fit this wonderful light. This will also bring back some brightness to the painting. And also it's time to make it much more calm and beautiful. Right below the leaves. And in between them just making some small beautiful shapes with the brush and going down, creating this wonderful pattern of light and creating some more lights behind the leaves as well. Adding some at the top in between the pink, as you can see that brushed pink is a tiny bit Desi, so it needs some calm light to make it beautiful. Going into the torque coils and doing the same. And right next to the leaf and into the purple going and connecting almost the two light shapes and moving towards the right in the middle of the painting to create that wonderful the now going into the calmer areas, just a tiny bit to create some variety and diversity. Big, medium, small is important here as well. Perfect over the purple and then onto the left side just where that purple is. Keep in mind this white has yellow. So it goes very well with the purple complementing it. Very good. Now cutting some more into those leaves just to create a different effects. And going into the turquoise a little bit as well, n next to the rows to create some yellow light behind it in the small, tiny amount goes along way, going at the top and adding some more right above the purple and onto the right sides. Let's create some beautiful leaves, accentuating them and making them very nice and beautiful. Covering little bit more of that pink texture. And the beautiful mark going in between the roses and adding a patch of light just to create more variety of color. And behind this beautiful yellow leaf and into the purple, of course. And now above making that big leaf even more visible. And the rows behind it as well, going at the bottom and adding some more over the turquoise. And next to this wonderful green and yellow leaf, trying to see where it fits a little bit more light. Adding some more at the top, over the green and onto the purple, some small ones. And there you go with this wonderful chorus. Thank you so much for being part of this community. And if you feel gracious enough, you can leave a review and post your beautiful creation to the world. Thank you once again and see you in the next one.