"Noel" is a Christmas greeting card in watercolor style, with a snow-dusted fir tree above a script word. The tree is hung with red baubles on pale paper, and the red "Noel" is written in one flowing line with a swept flourish and holly sprigs at both ends. Swap the word for your own greeting or family name to remake it for cards, tags or prints.

Create a finished square Christmas clipart illustration on plain white cold-press watercolor paper, with generous clean white space around the artwork. Center one hand-painted evergreen Christmas tree in the upper portion, its full silhouette visible: loose layered pine branches painted in muted pine and sage green, soft slate-blue shadows, a few white gouache snow dots, and distinct small warm-red ornaments distributed across the branches. Use transparent wet-on-wet watercolor washes, softly bleeding edges, visible paper grain, gentle pigment blooms and granulation; let the paint softly fade at the outer edges. Soft cold winter daylight, with restrained warm highlights on the red ornaments. No village, buildings, landscape, border, extra objects, or extra lettering. Directly underneath the tree, render exactly “Noel” in a flowing connected holiday greeting-card brush script, medium weight with thick downstrokes and fine upstrokes, a large looping entry swash on the capital N, and the final letter’s long tail sweeping back beneath the word as an underline flourish. Add exactly two small holly sprigs beside the lettering: one tucked by the capital’s loop and one at the flourish tip, each with two spiky green leaves and three round red berries, no taller than a lowercase letter and not touching the strokes. Keep the word clearly legible and centered. Paint the lettering and holly in the same delicate watercolor language; preserve the white paper between the tree and word. The tree is the main visual subject; “Noel” is the clear secondary element beneath it.