This gouache painting was created through an intuitive and experimental process using water and paint. I enjoy letting the medium guide the forms, allowing soft flows, unexpected shapes, and natural imperfections to emerge on the paper. Flowers and plants are a constant source of inspiration for me — quiet, familiar forms that feel comforting and grounding. This piece explores imagined botanicals rather than specific species, giving it a slightly whimsical, timeless quality. The Morning Garden 3 is part of a set of four gouache paintings - consider pairing it with The Morning Garden 1, The Morning Garden 2, and The Morning Garden 4. It stands beautifully on its own and becomes even more expressive when displayed alongside its companion pieces.