At the top of the Watercolor Style image, "Happy birthday Alex" in loose indigo hand-lettered watercolor script with soft pigment blooms, gently arched like a festive banner.

A funny, airy watercolor scene of a cozy DIY workshop table: in the center, a cheerful pint of amber beer is the “teacher,” complete with tiny round glasses perched on its foamy head and a paintbrush used as a pointer. It stands before a small slate-blue chalkboard propped on a teal cutting mat, where a light cobalt watercolor blueprint shows an exploded-view model made from bottle caps and balsa wood, with playful arrows and labels. Around the board sit “students” made from craft bits—googly-eyed screws, a glue bottle with safety goggles, and a roll of washi tape wearing a tiny party hat—raising their “hands” to ask questions. Scattered sprues, balsa sticks, a wooden ruler, jars of brushes, and a magnifying lamp add delightful clutter; a cupcake with a single candle perches near the ruler for a birthday wink.

Soft watercolor washes and delicate gradients bathe the scene in warm daylight from the left, with subtle pigment blooms and natural cold-press paper texture visible. The palette is amber, seafoam teal, gentle indigo, and blush peach, with light confetti-like paper scraps shaped like tiny hops leaves fluttering through the background. Edges stay loose and painterly, minimal hard outlines, and a calm airy backdrop fades into a peach-and-cerulean wash.

Add one small, cheeky caption painted on a torn strip of masking tape at the bottom-right: “Measure twice, sip once.”

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