BOY: That's Diba and me, and we are using cardboard
to make kind of a map of a city with roads and buildings.
We're going to paint the city.
Do you think this is enough?
Yeah.
BOY: We need
maybe some purple.
I think we can mix red and blue to make purple.
BOY: Oh, that's turning
into a really good purple.
DIBA: It looks like grapes.
BOY: Diba is using the purple we made for the roads.
I'm going to make pink.
BOY: I am mixing white and red paint.
I know this will make pink because...
it's making pink?
( Diba laughs )
DIBA: I think I know why.
Because the white in the red
kind of makes the red lighter-- turns it into pink.
This pink looks like bubble gum.
BOY: I'm making trees and grass
and I want the greens not to blend into each other.
Add white to it!
BOY: Wait, I think that's enough.
The white made it lighter.
BOY: Now the green for my grass
looks different from the tree green.
Our city is almost done.
Try mixing paint to make your own colors.