vibrant color
Eye-catching pigment
A vibrant color is one that appears intense, saturated, and full of energy—the opposite of muted or dull.
Vibrant colors seem to jump off the surface: The mural's vibrant colors caught every passerby's eye.
The phrase often describes bold, eye-catching palettes in art, fashion, or design.
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- primary colorsUnmixable base pigments
- sunsetDay yielding to darkness
- chromaColor purity measure
- hueColor's specific character
paint swatch · contrast · autumn leaves · exotic birds · peacock feather · complementary colors · gemstones · palette · aurora borealis · pop art · street art · stained glass · rainbow · technicolor · tie dye · carnival · Fauvism · coral reef
- color termsblack, white, red, blue, green
- color wordsred, blue, gold, white, green
- Pre-RaphaelitesRossetti, brotherhood, Ophelia, Waterhouse, William Morris
color intensity/saturation
vibrant colorfaded color
Hue that's lost intensity
pastel · flat color · muted tone · beige · taupe