Spring would feel light and hopeful – think soft pastel greens, gentle lilacs, and a watercolor wash that feels almost like mist. A slightly airy texture, with light, almost translucent brushstrokes, can give that airy feel. Summer calls for warmth – bright yellows, ocean blues, maybe a hint of coral. A thicker, more vibrant texture, like a subtle impasto, can capture the sun’s intensity while still feeling soothing. Fall is earthy and cozy – deep oranges, burnt sienna, mossy greens. A textured, leaf‑like pattern, with a slightly rougher brush, brings out the richness of the season. Winter feels cool and quiet – muted blues, soft greys, and pale whites. Thin, almost transparent washes or a very light, almost invisible brush texture can convey the stillness and hush of snow. I think each season can have its own gentle color palette and texture that stays calm yet vibrant.