So none of my doors and windows are dry. I'm gonna go in there and add our final details. This is a fun way to do it. I like to start by outlining my house. So I take the color that's left on my palette that blue and I'll add some more prussian blue to that. And then make a very sharp point, and then very lightly, I'll just trace around the edge.

Not looking for a thick line, just a nice sharp edge. It helps clean up any lines that weren't particularly neat. Just like that. Then I'll go in I want to paint flowers and I like to do either clusters or odd numbers. So I'll take because we made this area very light blue, I can use a lot of colors on top of it, I can use oranges without really muddying it. So I'm going to go in there and mix some of this vermillion hue With a little bit of the dpl I still got a nice orange color, but it's very vibrant.

And so from here, I'm just going to make a very abstract formal shape. And it's really just a rounded shape over here, just like that, and then I'll come in here and I'll do one opposite it. And because I know I'm going to put the buttons on later, I'm not going to go overboard with my flower shapes. I'll dip a little bit of my brush into the vermillion hue, the intense pigment and then just drop a little bit in that area that we just painted. Then I'll rinse my brush and I'll mix a little of this parylene read write on my paper with a little bit of water from my wet brush. And then I'm just going to make a little bit of shapes on either side of this flower.

And I'll do one over here. So I have five flowers, just like that. I'm going to take a little of this screen here. Let's veridian mix it with a little deep green. And I'm just going to make what I consider leaves. So just kind of little, almost teardrop shapes coming out from each of these flowers.

Again, it's very abstract, but it's really cute. And now the last detail I want to use is I want to frame the windows in the door. And this I do this all before I add any buttons to this piece. So again, I'm going to take a nice intense, prussian blue here with a sharp point, I'm just going to go and outline my window. And I'll do that on all the windows with a lot of pigment on a brush, very sharp point. And I'll outline this round window as well.

And then I'll outline the door and here I might want to ask little door handle. And for the windows, I like to add little panes of glass. So I just add the really the framework here and I make a giant plus sign on a larger window, and then over here I'll make, just divide the window into thirds. Or maybe I'll go one more. And just like that, I'll let this layer completely dry and then we'll come back and have the gel pen and add our buttons.