Draw in watercolor technique with transparent fills and characteristic smudges: a pretty young girl is dancing in the rain on an empty city embankment. She is spinning, her arms spread out, her head thrown back, her eyes closed, and her face shows pure joy and a sense of freedom. Her light dress is wet and clings to her silhouette, her hair is scattered in wet strands. Around her are watercolor streaks that mimic slanting rain droplets; the drops are shown as semi‑transparent spots and thin lines. On the wet pavement — bright reflections of the streetlights, blurred and fluid. In the distance — the silhouette of a bridge and the city lights, rendered as light patches of color without clear outlines. The palette — muted gray‑blue tones for the background and sky, contrasting with the warm ochre and pink hues of the skin and dress. Details: individual wet strands of hair, soft folds in the fabric, highlights on the wet stone. The composition is a medium shot, with the focus on the girl’s figure in motion; the background is deliberately blurred to enhance the sense of rain and dynamism. In the corner, as the author’s signature, “SeaArt”.
