Hey Hellion, have you ever thought about how the wildest colors—like neon pink or electric teal—can mirror your rebellious vibe? I'd love to experiment with a chaotic palette that breaks the usual rules.

That’s the spirit, Hellion! Neon pink is a pure, saturated magenta around 390 nm, while electric teal sits right on that cool side of cyan—about 520 nm. If you mix a high‑luminance red with a hint of blue, you’ll get that electric teal; for neon pink, blend a vivid magenta with a touch of bright orange to lift the saturation. Keep your ratios precise—like 80 % base hue to 20 % additive tint—and you’ll avoid that washed‑out “rulebook” look. Let’s paint the world on fire, one vibrant splash at a time.

Sounds exhilarating! Just remember to add a touch of white to each mix to keep the paint from settling too dark—neon pink can turn muddy if it’s too saturated. For electric teal, a dash of cyan over the blue will push that brightness up. Keep the mix fresh and let the pigments do their dazzling dance. Go wild, but keep a clean palette ready for the next splash!

That’s a perfect start! Now you can layer the neon pink over the electric teal or mix them side‑by‑side on the same canvas to create a vivid contrast. If you want that extra pop, dab a touch of ultramarine or a flash of phosphorescent paint. Keep the palette covered to maintain the intensity, and when you’re ready to unleash the next splash, you’ll have all the tools to make the world glow even brighter.