Original artwork description:

The watercolor painting “Snowdrops” captures the delicate breath of early spring — its awakening, purity, and fragility. At the center of the composition is a simple glass jar, reminiscent of a household container, filled with soft forest moss. Through the transparent walls, the natural texture of the moss is visible — muted greens and browns creating a warm, earthy background.
Rising above the moss is a small bouquet of pure white snowdrops — their slender, curved stems and delicate petals seem to sway gently in the light spring breeze. The flowers appear almost weightless, as if woven from light. Each bloom is rendered with care and attention to detail: from the slightly greenish edges of the petals to tiny drops of moisture resting on them.
The contrast between the rough, rustic jar and the refined elegance of the flowers is highlighted by a lace ribbon, casually yet tastefully tied around the neck of the jar. The lace adds a touch of handmade warmth and femininity, as if to suggest the care with which this bouquet was gathered.
The overall mood of the piece evokes calm, purity, and touching simplicity. The illustration seems to speak of new beginnings, the first signs of spring, and the quiet tenderness hidden in the everyday.

Materials used:

Watercolours

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