In this loose watercolor floral composition tutorial, I’ll walk you through my simple, beginner-friendly process for building an expressive bouquet step by step. We start by placing the main flowers first (so the composition feels balanced right away), then I show you how I like to tuck in supporting shapes—leaves, filler flowers, and little connecting stems—to make everything feel cohesive without getting tight or overworked. My goal is always to keep it relaxing and approachable, even if you’re brand new to florals. I also share the exact supplies I’m using, including my favorite round brushes for loose petals and soft leafy strokes, plus the paint colors I reach for when I want vibrant florals with natural-looking depth. As you paint along, I want you to focus on easy wins: varying petal shapes, leaving little bits of breathing room, and using a few darker touches to guide the eye. If you want more structured practice, this lesson is pulled from my 15-day floral watercolor class, where I help you build confidence with compositions one day at a time.