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Petals, wet into wet.
Flowers are the subject watercolor was made for, and the one most beginners ruin — by outlining every petal and filling it in. This workbook teaches the opposite: colour dropped into a wet shape and allowed to find its own edge, white paper left alone for the light, and stems put in last with a loaded brush.

N° 01From one bloom to a bouquet
Simple stems to full arrangements.
The progression matters here — a bouquet is not harder than a single rose, it is the same problem repeated with a plan.
01
Single blooms
Rose, tulip, poppy, daisy. One flower, one wet shape, learning to let colour travel where it wants.
02
Bouquets & bunches
Arranged groups, where the lesson is negative space — painting the gaps rather than the flowers.
03
Botanical studies
Slower, more exact plates with leaf structure and stem detail, in the tradition of botanical illustration.
N° 02How a workbook works
Not a coloring book. A lesson you paint.
Every floral exercise arrives in three parts, so you are never staring at a blank page wondering where to start.
01
The finished painting
You see where you are going before you start — the completed piece, printed at full size, so you can match value and edge as you work.
02
The washes, in order
The same painting broken into its stages: first wash, second wash, detail. You paint one layer, let it dry, and turn the page.
03
A base to paint on
A light printed guide on the facing page. Paint straight onto it, or use it as a drawing reference on your own paper.
N° 03Made to be painted on
Laid out for wet media.
Every page is single-sided, so water never buckles the exercise on the back. Margins are wide enough to tape down, the printed guide lines are pale enough to vanish under a wash, and the whole file is 300 DPI so a home printer gives you a usable surface. Print on any 200gsm+ cold-press and it behaves like a proper block.
N° 04Investment
Pick your pack
Starter
$9.99
10 exercises — enough to learn the technique and decide if the series suits you.
- 10 painting exercises
- Finished reference painting for each
- Printable line base to paint over
- 300 DPI PDF · A4 + US Letter
- Instant download
Workbook
$19.99
30 exercises — the full progression, from first wash to finished piece. The usual choice.
- 30 painting exercises
- Finished reference painting for each
- Printable line base to paint over
- Colour-mixing chart for the palette used
- 300 DPI PDF · A4 + US Letter
- Personal use licence
Complete
$39.99
60+ exercises — every subject in the series, plus the licence to sell what you make from it.
- 60+ painting exercises
- Every reference painting and line base
- Colour-mixing charts for all palettes
- 300 DPI PDF · A4 + US Letter
- Commercial licence for KDP & Etsy
N° 05Questions
The answers we give most often.
- Do I need to be able to draw flowers first?
- No. Every exercise includes a printed base you can paint directly over, so the drawing is done for you. Working over it is also how the drawing eventually gets learned.
- Which flowers are covered?
- Roses, tulips, poppies, daisies, wildflowers, and mixed bouquets, plus more exact botanical plates with leaf and stem structure. The Complete set covers the full range.
- Is this the same as your floral coloring pages?
- No. The coloring pages are outlines to fill in. This is a workbook — a finished reference painting, the washes in order, and a base to paint over, so you learn to paint the flower rather than colour it.
- What do the packs cost?
- $9.99 for the 10-exercise Starter, $19.99 for the 30-exercise Workbook, and $39.99 for the Complete set with 60+ exercises and a commercial licence for KDP and Etsy.
N° 06Other watercolor workbooks
Start your book
Start with one bloom.
Download the floral workbook and print it — 300 DPI, single-sided, wide margins for taping down.
