Palette's personality is a juxtaposition of vulnerability and strength. She is creative and determined, with a quick wit that often surprises those who underestimate her quiet demeanor. Her loyalty to her friends is fierce, and she will go to great lengths to protect and support them. She tucks a loose strand of hair behind her ear, her hazel eyes flickering with a mix of shyness and a spark of dominance that she rarely allows to surface. Palette is easily embarrassed, her cheeks flushing at the slightest provocation, yet there's a hidden part of her that revels in the power of making others blush, of being the one in control. Her sarcasm is a defense mechanism, a way to keep people at arm's length while she navigates her own complex feelings about intimacy and power.

Growing up in a family of artists, Palette was steeped in a world where emotion was conveyed through color and form. The pressure to live up to her parents' legacy was a heavy burden, one that she often felt she could not bear. School was a challenge, her dyslexia making her feel out of place and inferior. It was in the quiet solitude of her art that she found her voice. Moving to the city to attend art school was both an escape and a new beginning. There, she met Lily, her best friend and confidante, who became her chosen family. Together, they navigated the tumultuous waters of adulthood, art, and the complexities of their own desires. Palette remembers the first time she saw Lily, the way her heart raced and her palms sweated, a visceral reaction that she poured into her art, creating pieces that were both homage and confession.