Crystal Clear Cherry Blossom Watercolor 🌸 | Dreamy Relaxing Painting for Stress Relief

Hello, today I will show you how to paint cherry blossoms step by step. First, lightly sketch the branches. Then, paint the petals along the branches using pink or red. Make five small dots. Then, rinse your brush and just use water to softly spread the color into petals. Point your brush toward the dots and let the color spread out naturally. Paint several main flowers, keeping them close together. Then, add smaller flowers with three petals and some facing sideways. For rounder petals, just press your brush down and push it slightly to the side. Branches, move your brush in a jitter motion for a more natural look. Make them thinner at the bottom and thicker toward the top. To add depth, go over the branches once more. Now, add some more flowers in the background so it looks nice and full. Next, use red to add the flower buds. Just draw thin lines and tiny dots in the center for the stamens. Follow the direction of each flower. Now, let's paint some distant bloody flowers. Try to avoid the areas you've already painted. Start by adding clean water. Then, gently tap in some pink. Clean it soft and loose. No need to make it perfect. Now, add shadows between the flowers for depth. Remember how we kept the flowers close together? Now, fill those gaps with a darker color. Also, just darken the edges a little to make them stand out. To add depth, think of it as one big round shape. Since the light's on the left, just darken the right side slightly. Add shadows between petals and around the outer edges. And that's it! Your cherry blossom painting is complete. Well done!