color changing
Altering its shade
Color changing describes something that shifts hue or appearance, either inherently or by design.
Some materials change color in response to temperature, light, or chemical exposure: color-changing mugs, color-changing nail polish.
Animals like chameleons and cuttlefish are naturally color changing.
The term applies to any surface, product, or effect that doesn't stay one color.
- chameleonLizard altering its pigmentation
- iridescentShowing shifting spectral colors
- shimmerTremulous, wavering light
- morphingSeamless visual transformation process
- shiftingChanging position or form
kaleidoscope · mood ring · mood lighting · LED strip · light show · holographic · opalescent · tie-dye · thermochromic · aurora · prism · rainbow · transitioning · fading · gradient · nail polish · pigment · hue
- animal behaviorsswimming, running, walking, jumping, flying
- lightinglamp, lamps, bulbs, light bulb, light bulbs
- animal featuresbeaks, scales, antlers, fur, ears
- adaptationsfilm adaptation, film adaptations, movie adaptation, TV adaptation, TV adaptations
- animal visioncat eyes, compound eyes, cornea, depth perception, eagle eye
- cephalopodscephalopod, octopus, squid, nautilus, cuttlefish
color changingcolorfast
Dye resists fading
unchanging · permanent color · static · constant · monochromatic
color, colour, changing, change, colors, colours, colored, coloured, colorful