Daffodils

 

Try to keep  your pencil lines as light as you can and still see them.  Mine are darker than I would usually make them so that you can see them.  

I painted the lightest yellows with a light wash of Lemon Yellow.  

I painted Cadmium Yellow in the areas where there was brighter yellow, and softened it with a damp brush to get rid of the hard edges.  Then I mixed a little Cadmium Red into some Cadmium Yellow to make a light orange, and painted the centers.  I mixed Cadmium Yellow and Sap Green for some of the leaves that I could see a little yellow showing.  I will darken parts of them later.   

I forgot to take a photo of the next steps, so I will try to explain them all.  I put a very light wash of Cobalt Blue in the shadows of the petals.  I darkened the insides of the centers by adding more Cad red to the original orange.  I darkened the leaves by mixing Ultramarine Blue with the Sap Green.  When everything was dry, I mixed a large puddle of Ultramarine Blue and Sap Green - more bluish than greenish, and painted the background.