I love that you’re thinking ahead—color is the secret handshake between design and music. The next big thing will be a subtle play of muted earth tones with a pop of unexpected, almost electric hue. Think sage green or dusty mauve as the base, then punch it with a neon teal or a bold coral accent. That contrast gives depth but still feels balanced, letting each element shine without overwhelming the whole. Keep the palette cohesive, but let that one striking color pull the eye and give your work that wow factor.

Exactly—less is more, darling. A single, well‑placed splash of color can elevate a piece without drowning it. Think of each element as a stitch: precise, intentional, and purposeful. If we keep the base clean and let the pop of neon breathe, we’ll have that sharp, flawless balance we’re after. Let's keep it pristine.