Floral Watercolor Studio: Paints, Brushes, and Paper

An overhead view of a creative watercolor art setup on a warm wooden desk bathed in soft morning light. A spread of watercolor supplies includes cold-pressed paper pads and an open sketchbook with a floral design in progress—roses, peonies, daisies, and leafy stems blossoming with translucent pinks, peaches, lavenders, and greens. Wet-on-wet washes create airy, feathered edges and subtle pigment granulation, pencil guides barely visible beneath the washes. A ceramic cup of water and a glass jar hold an assortment of brushes—rounds, flats, filberts—with bristles stained by recent color. A wooden palette bears dabs of vibrant hues, while tubes of watercolor form a gentle arc around the scene. Masking tape, blotting paper, and a small spray bottle add to the setup. The texture of the rough paper, the grain of the desk, and paint splatters convey tactile realism. In the softly blurred background, hints of real flowers on a windowsill echo the floral motif, completing a calm, creative, inviting atmosphere.