Thermal Palette

Thermal Palette remaps brightness through the gradients thermal imagers use — iron, rainbow, white-hot — so faces and lights read as heat blooms. It's surveillance-adjacent imagery without owning a FLIR.

Because it's a luminance remap, it composes cleanly under structural effects: pixel-sort a thermal frame and the streaks read as dripping heat.

Chromatic Separation effects attack color — splitting channels, remapping palettes, bending hue against luminance. Like everything in C-Suite they compose: put one after a structural effect and the color damage inherits the motion.