it might be way too vibrant and if so i'll tint it down a bit but i found that a lot of time it goes on really really bright and kind of dulls as it dries i might mix it with some of this this transparent raw sienna and this is probably what i'm going to use for the the bark as well you know palm trees are you know kind of depends on which ones kind of light brown kind of you know oftentimes gray so i don't want to go too brown i have some yellow here because i might want to highlight a little bit with some yellow because oftentimes the stems on uh palm leaves are kind of yellowy brown we'll just see but i'm gonna paint the uh the leaves first i generally just i use it straight out of the bottle i don't dilute it it's already pretty thin sometimes white ink or other opaque inks can be a little bit thicker but the translucent ones seem to be pretty thin i turned down my air pressure around NUMBER_TOKEN ish put on a dust mask i'm going to do a little test there we go i don't really want to get a lot on the on the trunks if possible now this looks really vibrant green which could be good um we'll have to see as it dries obviously the darker your primer is the darker the color like the green is going to be so wherever i have more bright white like on the tops it's going to be more vibrant pretty simple it looks pretty good i think that first one had a lot less white in the highlight it's a little bit darker these ones are going to be even brighter i'll have to see how they look rattle can and airbrush is really beneficial here because these are so tiny and you know kind of fragile and be really difficult to paint with a paintbrush but i'm sure you could if you really needed to one thing i like about painting with inks is you can go from one color to the next and just keep mixing in the pot without cleaning it out as long as you're you know cautious of your order of colors so now we got a yellowish green to highlight here and let's see how that looks
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