Olha Darchuk style reference and prompts

Use expressive opaque oil color with short loaded strokes, palette-knife-like scraping, broken contours, and visible vertical brush drag. Place saturated warm yellows, oranges, pinks, and corals against periwinkle, turquoise, lime, and deep violet. Keep forms legible through color masses while allowing edges and stems to fragment into energetic marks. Let light arise from vivid neighboring pigments and occasional pale highlights, with little dependence on realistic cast shadow. Preserve an airy upper area and a denser, darker lower network for lively balance.

A square expressive oil painting shows a loose stand of flowers rising from the lower edge against a blue-green background. Across the upper half, broad yellow and orange blooms open as shallow cups, their centers marked by darker red and brown dabs. A large magenta flower spreads on the left, another pink bloom stands to the right of center, and smaller violet, white, and coral flowers fill the gaps below. Thin green stems run upward from a dark tangle at the bottom, bending at different angles and breaking where thick paint crosses them. Several small buds and isolated yellow marks reach into the open blue space near the top. The flowers are recognizable but not botanically precise: petals are built from short, loaded strokes, scraped edges, and bright color laid beside bright color. Deep violet shadows collect between the stems and beneath the heads, while lime and turquoise strokes enliven the ground. The background shifts from periwinkle blue at the top into soft green and purple lower down, with visible vertical brush drag and scattered flecks of pigment. Light feels even and airy, expressed mainly through high-chroma yellow and white petals rather than through cast shadows. The arrangement is informal, with blooms scattered at several heights instead of forming a tidy bouquet. Some outer petals nearly touch the left and right edges, while a generous patch of cool blue remains above the central flowers. The overall composition is exuberant and tactile, balancing warm floral bursts with a cool, painterly field.