Coral Holo feels like the exact moment you moved away from home and suddenly realized life was going to be yours now. Like, fully yours. No one telling you to eat vegetables. No one asking what time you’ll be home. No one noticing you’ve been living off pasta with ketchup and sheer confidence for three days.
It’s warm coral with that soft, “I’m doing great” glow. The color of cheap rosé on a balcony you definitely didn’t have furniture for yet. The color of the first sunset you watched from your own place, sitting on the floor because you hadn’t bought a couch, and somehow that felt cooler than having a couch. You were broke, slightly chaotic, and completely free.
And then the holo shimmer. That’s the sparkle of new beginnings. The sparkle of music playing too loud. The sparkle of texting someone at 2 AM because you could. The sparkle of walking home at night feeling like the main character in a movie, even though you were carrying toilet paper and instant noodles.
In a painting, Coral Holo gives you that fresh, alive light. It’s amazing for soft glowing washes, warm highlights, sunsets, florals, cheeks, and anything that needs warmth without becoming heavy. And the holographic shine sits in the wash like tiny little “I’m starting over” fireworks.
