Create a multi-layer watercolor drawing that shows a lightly dressed woman (1.5) reclining sensually by the edge of a riverbank (1.6), her form merging fluidly with the landscape. She wears a sheer, flowing dress or slip, slightly transparent from the water's dampness, clinging to the curves of her hips, thighs, and chest. Parts of her skin and clothing dissolve into the surrounding nature—the hem of her dress blending into the ripples of water, her hair intermingling with river reeds and soft flower petals floating on the surface. The woman’s posture suggests both relaxation and subtle eroticism—perhaps she leans on one elbow, with her legs draped languidly to the side, the damp fabric revealing hints of her form beneath. Light from the river shimmers across her body, casting soft highlights in peach, gold, and lavender, while shadows fall gently where grasses brush her skin. Her eyes are either closed or half-lidded, exuding an expression of dreamy contentment as if she is at one with both the river’s flow and her sensual nature. The multi-layer effect (1.3) should allow parts of her figure to fade seamlessly into the riverbank, with elements like leaves, water lilies, and gentle currents blending into her hair, shoulders, or dress. Use a watercolor palette dominated by cool greens and blues for the water, contrasting with warm blushes and soft golds on her skin. Allow colors to bleed naturally, mimicking the fluid interaction between the body, fabric, and landscape. The goal is to evoke a sense of soft eroticism and unity with nature, creating a dreamlike image where boundaries between the woman and the river dissolve—an intimate, fleeting moment of connection between body and environment."