Sounds awesome—gentle, calming hues can give cats a safe hide‑out and make people feel at ease. I’d start with a soft teal or lavender base and add little translucent cat‑footprints that glow a touch when the streetlights hit. The paint could be quick‑dry and weather‑resistant, so it keeps looking fresh but still feels like a cozy, invisible crossing. And if we sneak in a tiny splash of bright orange or yellow as a subtle warning to drivers, we get the safety touch without shouting. Just make sure it’s low‑profile, so it blends in until someone actually needs it.

Yeah, muted orange is the way to go – just a faint amber line that’s almost invisible at night but pops when the streetlights hit it. Keep the teal and lavender soft so the whole patch feels like a cozy hide‑out for the cats, and those little glow‑in‑the‑dark footprints will be the sweet invitation you’re after. I’ll pick up some matte acrylics so it stays subtle until someone actually needs it. Let's do this.