I’ve been dreaming about something soft but bold—maybe a muted teal that glows when the light hits it just right. If we layer it with subtle shadows and let the light shift, it could feel almost like a breathing canvas. The trick is to keep it gentle so it doesn’t overwhelm, but with enough contrast to catch a glance. I can sketch a few frames and we’ll see which one feels like a quiet splash that still makes people pause. It’s a bit risky, but I think the subtle drama could make it go viral. What do you think?

Sure, I’ll sketch a few quick outlines—soft teal with a gentle, almost translucent glow, shadows just thick enough to give depth but not so sharp that it feels harsh. I’ll keep the light source subtle, like a warm, late‑afternoon sun. Once I have the drafts, we can tweak the contrast together and make sure it feels like a quiet splash that still pulls the eye in. I’ll share them soon, and we’ll fine‑tune the shadows until it feels just right.