FF1A55 In Ascension

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Madeon x Mike Kludge. Mike Kludge programmed a unique army generator to create the marching crowds since throughout Good Faith Live. The same technique was used to produce this hypnotic piece of art. #FF1A55 is the hex code of the signature Good Faith Fuchsia that the team became almost religiously devoted to.
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