Okay, alright, so I'm gonna let that sit up for a second. Now what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna clean off my clear blender first. Again, just gotta scrap piece of paper right next to me all the time. Clear off my blender and I'm gonna go in and do the pillows. I'm sticking with a little bit of a theme here between browns and reds. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna use this as a Tuscan red, any kind of red or brick red or anything might work. I'm gonna go in, I'm gonna lay in some basic color. Okay, especially in some of these darker areas. I'm gonna lay in some basic color with the pure marker. Okay, now here's the fun part back to our clear blender. Going to lay down some color on this plastic plate and again you could use, I don't know, you could use an old Chinat plate or a Styrofoam plate or whatever it is you wanna use. It doesn't have to be a clear plate, this is just what I had available right now. Now I've taken some of that color on my marker and I'm just going to put it. And the more I apply it, the lighter it gets. So the first stroke is pretty close to the original color and then each stroke after that becomes a little bit lighter. I got my fourth pillow back there that I almost forgot about. Alright, so we've got some good basics going here and I did. I just went over the edge but there are no mistakes, only happy accidents. I'm gonna clean up my blender and get that red off of there. You should never know what color you're gonna use next. Now I'm gonna go back with that original red because the paper is still moist so we're gonna get some absorbency here which is gonna be kind of cool. I'm just gonna go back in these areas where I originally did that dark gray and I just want some of this pure color in there. And what happens since the paper is wet, you just touch and the marker will kind of just bleed out a little bit. So you kind of have to watch it but that's okay again. Remember it's real easy to fix mistakes with pencil. Okay, so there I've got some red in there. Now also the way I like to work is I like to add some, if I'm doing a little bit of color here, I like to add that color. Even if it's just like in a shadow, you won't necessarily see the color. But your eye will make it feel that the entire illustration is working together as a whole. Alright, I'm gonna take my clear blender since this is moist and I'm just gonna give a quick scrub, give a quick scrub. That looks good to me. Now I'm gonna go in with a little bit of light pencil. Light, light gray, light cream. And I'm gonna add some highlights. And highlights really do create that little, little sense of sparkle in this despot. Okay, highlights add that little sense of sparkle that help attract our eye to a drawing. And same thing over here, I'm just gonna kind of scrub in a little bit of, like streak a little bit of white here and there.