The circular driveway has become a meadow of blazing yellow wildflowers.
Sunflowers the size of dinner plates, blazing yellow walls and Provençal fabrics deliver the message loud and clear.
The image of a single bright flower in a bleak landscape comes to mind not just because Mr. Irwin is wearing a blazing yellow Pierrot outfit.
She wore a smart brown and white pantsuit of what appeared to be linen, with a string of blazing yellow beads.
Approaching her house, we passed a strangely beautiful sight: where rice fields should be, workers had planted acres of blazing yellow sunflowers, a species that can leach some of the radiation out of contaminated soil.
In Nibelheim, for example, when on a lower level we saw Alberich's slaves sweating over molten pots of gold, the wall above them was alive with shifting russet, earthen and blazing yellow colors.
So if you have the good fortune to make your living as a tropical fish, why not swan around in a blazing yellow swimsuit with UV stripes and a purple tail?
In the brightly colored gouache "White Cracklings" (1944), formations of angled black lines lie on a ground of blazing yellow, orange and blue, the whole erratically crisscrossed by clusters of brushy white strokes.
The apple green, strong-shouldered jacket and drop-crotch skinny trousers; the blazing yellow leather-hooded jacket, quilted and trimmed with black fake fur, and the lean, black leather coat evoked cyber savvy but also childish fun.
In Manhattan, H.I.V. and AIDS were everywhere: in the gaunt faces of men in the Village, in the "For Sale" signs on Christopher Street, in my friend Jim's face the night before he died, his eyes blazing yellow, his body a blur in the sheets.
