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silbriochromavelt, A long nasturtium vine travels horizontally across a pale garden wall, weaving round green leaves and five orange-red flowers into a loose rhythmic frieze. Let the vine rise at the left, dip through the center and lift again toward the right, with convincing branching stems and varied leaf angles. Keep the spaces between the leaves as important as the plants themselves. Use vermilion, golden orange, deep green and pale cool gray, with one broad muted green shadow behind the lower vine. Render the round leaves through fine blown-marker density changes and a few radiating vein reserves; clean stencil cuts hold the flower shapes and the overlapping stalks. Allow small regions of unmasked spray to soften the edge of the wall shadow. A bright, spacious botanical composition with no patterned border, labels or signature.