Watercolor Orchard after Rain

Watercolor tree rows recede through a fresh orchard after rain, with wet grass and puddles catching broken reflections. Paper grain and layered washes keep foliage, path and clouded sky distinct without hard photographic edges.

Follow row of trunks first, using spacing for perspective. Sort darker leaf washes from pale sky; puddle edges and reflected tree marks are best clues for joining lower section. Puddle washes carry reflected trunks in broken strokes, which helps separate them from plain wet grass. Loose pigment at each puddle edge adds a soft but visible boundary for nearby grass.