Description
Daisies in Pink and Cream Close Up Paint by Numbers Kit
The canvas is filled edge to edge with daisies, so close that some petals leave the frame entirely. The largest bloom sits across the upper left, its petals painted as broad rounded shapes that shift from warm pink at the base through blush and lilac into almost white at the tips, with a bright yellow green centre studded with orange dots. Beside and below it, cream and white daisies open in slightly cooler tones, their petals carrying faint blue and pale mauve shadows, and a second pink flower enters at the lower right. Between the blooms, narrow green stems and blade shaped leaves cross a deep, dark green background, and small glowing points of cyan, yellow and violet drift through the gaps like pollen catching the light.
The whole picture rests on one decision: the flowers are light and the background is dark, and every petal stays readable only while those two remain far apart. The background greens should go down first and go down dark, built from forest and teal greens with almost no highlights, because the pale petals depend on that contrast. Within each flower, the colour turn is subtle and mostly a matter of temperature, warm pink shading into cool lilac, so it is worth keeping the paint thin and letting the transitions happen gradually instead of drawing hard lines between shades. The yellow centres are the only saturated areas in the upper half and they give the eye somewhere to land.
What Is Included in the Kit
- One pre-printed canvas with numbered sections, sized 16×20 inches
- 24 numbered acrylic paint pots covering the range of pinks, creams and deep greens
- Three professional detail brushes for the petal edges, flower centres and small light points
- A colour reference sheet showing the completed artwork
- Printed instructions suitable for complete beginners
Sizes and Options
Available as a 16×20 inch canvas with a 24 colour palette. Choose No Frame – Rolled if you would like to frame the finished piece yourself, or Pre-Stretched Frame if you would rather begin right away and hang it as soon as it dries.
Soft, Generous and Easy to Live With
Because there is no distance and no horizon, the picture reads as pattern as much as flower, which makes it forgiving to paint and easy to hang almost anywhere. It suits a bedroom, kitchen, dining room or bathroom, and it looks lovely in a white or pale wood frame. A gentle gift for gardeners and anyone who likes soft colour on a large scale.