BG 301 – Sentence
She partially wets the paper, which she has all around secured with tape onto a sturdy piece of cardboard, with the tip of her brush that she has dipped in clean water, so that little puddles of water alternate with dry patches of paper; she then dips her brush into one color of watercolor paint and later, after rinsing it in another pot of water, into another color, and so on again, and every time with the tip of her brush she dabs some of each color in different places on the paper and in the little puddles of water, with which it mixes and which creates beautiful patterns from the colors she used and from new colors that arise because the original colors mix; and in that way, without her actually planning them, beautiful wildflowers appear, which together form a festive bouquet, so that all she has to do is paint a vase, some branches and a few leaves to complete the artwork.