So the other day I painted a bait that had so many color layers it turned out almost ugly haha. Well it got me thinking to about getting my butt kicked a few years back on an old bomber white and green backed crank. Well decided I'd go for that simple color. The outcome

there you go!! i keep saying "less is more" with this lure stuff.

Nice work and great colors for just about all conditions. Here's a paint schedule very similar to the one you have pictured. It goes something like this:

-using Createx Airbrush Colors-

*Mix opaque yellow with white for the base coat (more white than yellow).
*Spray transparent bright yellow from gill to tail staying above the lateral line.
*Wrap the blank in scale mesh. Mix blue and yellow for a back color and spray from nose to tail allowing mist over the upper sides.
*Mix orange with white (more white than orange) for the throat area. Mist lightly from bill to belly hook.
*Mix black with white for the kill dot. Put the dot even with the eye and about the center of the blank.
*Lightly mist the entire blank with Silver pearl.
*Best looking with gold or red eyes.

The pattern "PeaGreen Shad" is still one of the most productive patterns in the crankbait box.