In the first panel, a tree with flowers stands tall while birds and butterflies flutter near fluffy clouds. Bright flowers peek through the grass as everything begins to wake up. Moving to the second panel, the tree with apples and cherries is full of life under a warm sun. You can spot ducks swimming in a pond surrounded by tall reeds.

The third panel shows a tree with maple leaves turning vibrant shades. A small hedgehog explores near mushrooms, an acorn, and scattered leaves, while large pumpkins sit nearby. Finally, the fourth panel features a bare tree with snowflakes falling gently. A friendly snowman stands near a wooden sledge, with pine trees dotting the snowy hills in the distance.

For the spring panel, try using soft pinks and light greens to capture the feeling of new growth. The summer scene looks best with bold, saturated colors like bright red for the apples and a deep blue for the pond water. You can make the sun look extra warm by blending yellows and oranges together.

When you reach the autumn section, focus on warm earthy tones. Use a mix of burnt orange, gold, and deep brown for the maple leaves and the pumpkins. For the winter panel, you can create a chilly effect by using very light blues or purples for the shadows on the snowy hills. Leaving some areas white helps the snowflakes and the snowman stand out against the background.