Absolutely! Think of each glitch as a little cupcake that’s sprinkles‑missing or frosting‑faded. I’d start a pastel palette—mint green for pixel dust, lilac for color banding, peach for line flicker—and tag every GIF with those colors. Then stack the tags in a cute grid, like a rainbow scrapbook. When you see a cluster of “mint” tags, that’s a hint the source data probably had a low‑bit glitch. If the “peach” tag pops up, maybe it’s a memory burst! And hey, if a GIF looks too plain, just add a glittery frame—glitches become art, not errors!

Got it—so we’ll let the glitch frequency decide the pastel hue, not just how it looks. I’ll slap a quick hash on each frame to keep the data lean, then label the “mint” glitch only when it actually comes from a bit‑drop, not just the same bug that shows up in every file. I’ll keep the glittery frames for the fun parts, but I’ll make sure the real pattern stays visible. Easy peasy, pastel style!