I use a mossy green mixed with brown, to get a darker brownish green, or greenish brown. No formula, I just do it by eye. The mossy green is an Apple Barrel paint, and I thin it with windex. The brown is a Createx transparent dark brown.
Oh yeah I almost forgot.... Go back and forth on those steps!
Example:
1. Green
2. Gold
3. Brown
4. Green again
5. Maybe more Brown.
6. OPPS too much Brown add some gold..
7.. maybe more green..
you can keep going until you get to where your going.. HEY!!!! That sounds like YOGI!!!
KEEP GOING UNTIL YOU GET TO WHERE YOUR GOING!!! LOL
Oh yeah I almost forgot.... Go back and forth on those steps!
Example:
1. Green
2. Gold
3. Brown
4. Green again
5. Maybe more Brown.
6. OPPS too much Brown add some gold..
7.. maybe more green..
you can keep going until you get to where your going.. HEY!!!! That sounds like YOGI!!!
KEEP GOING UNTIL YOU GET TO WHERE YOUR GOING!!! LOL
Rookie, glad to see ya on nere again. And for the record, you always sound like Yogi. Just not sure if it's Berra or bear.
David
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