Hey Lisa, I’ve been redoing a 90s RPG cutscene into a looping hologram, and it feels like time travel. Wanna hear about the colors I chose?

I’m pulling colors straight out of the old SNES palette—think neon magenta, electric teal, bright orange that you’d see on a 90s arcade cabinet. Then I add a splash of pastel pink for that glitchy dream‑like feel. I avoid anything that feels too muted or “grown up,” because those palettes just scream corporate. The loop is built around a color gradient that swirls from magenta to teal and back again, so the hologram never feels flat. The vibe is like a nostalgic rave that keeps looping—so the viewer keeps seeing the same punch of color, but the little details shift just enough to keep the brain on its toes.

Haha thanks! I’ll keep the glitchy pink popping, and I’ll make sure the magenta‑teal swirl never stops moving—like a neon loop that never sleeps. Keep your ears ready, the rave is about to start.