Step 2: Color the flower receptacle. Before coloring, let's use an eraser to gently lighten the pencil marks outlined by the pencil, you can see the marks. With a brush first dipped in a small amount of water to moisten the position of the lower receptacle. Lightly paint the receptacle on both sides of the flower with green color.

Three steps: Color the petals by adding a small amount of light yellow to the titanium white paint and mixing it well, then diluting it with water and painting the petal roots with the blended color. Use the tip of the outlining brush dipped in deep red to point out the topmost center of the flower, and then use the excess residue on the brush to draw the edge line of the petals that are slightly rolled up. Paint the rolled-up petal sections with yellow-red to make the slightly curled petals stand out and be more visible.

Step 4: To color the flower stem and bud, use light green to follow the pencil marks and color the receptacle at the bud position. Use light red to color the petals that are about to bloom at the buds, giving the petals a base layer of color.