Halloween Punch

On my monitor, Halloween Punch looks like a Halloween poster red-orange that's been slightly sweetened. It has a hot orange undertone but it's not the straight commit of Chicken Comb or the sharper, alarm-leaning punch of Ferocious. Compared to Angry Tomato, it lifts out of the bruise-dark zone and stays brighter and more upbeat, less injury-first.

I use it when a CTA needs to feel seasonal and snackable without turning into siren energy. Think food delivery and grocery landing pages, entertainment promo tiles, checkout highlights, and product detail shots where you want warmth to read as appetizing. It's also great for campaign graphics on dark headers, because it holds presence without the heavier "warning" weight Angry Tomato carries.

Pair it with cocoa brown, near-black, or cool grays so the orange side stays controlled. If you drop it next to flatter oranges, it can feel like the louder sibling, so give it a little breathing room and let it lead.