The creatures would try to hide from the man, changing colors to camouflage themselves amid the colorful coral.
He once toured the country in a colorful Lincoln limo, with his extended moniker painted along the side panels in translucent paint, changing colors as it moved with the reflections from the sun: "Minnesota Fats, King of Pool".
For Groddeck, the kaleidoscope constituted the perfect metaphor for human reality ever-changing, coloreality ever-changingrecolorful
They came close to buying at Murano in Long Island City, with its colorful changing light display.
The World Kite Museum has changing displays of colorful and historic kites (303 Sid Snyder Drive in downtown Long Beach, blocks from the boardwalk; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily; $5).
Kidnapping techniques are changing, too, spawning a colorful new jargon among security experts.
Projected onto the wall over it are changing compositions of flat, colorful abstract shapes and a simple mask with eye holes and an oval mouth.
And an "authentic," uncut Italian performance, complete with Baroque stage spectacle -- colorful sets changing before the audience's eyes -- and a full measure of extemporary vocal pyrotechnics from the singers, would fail to convey to a modern audience one of the most essential aspects of this opera: that it was conceived as popular entertainment.
The restaurants themselves are changing, too, adding Wi-Fi, colorful chairs, tables that wouldn't be out of place in an IKEA catalog and, in some West Coast test markets, flat-screen TVs playing the McDonald's Channel.
Among the colorful and constantly changing displays are the giant Panasonic TV screen, an ABC News screen and the new Nasdaq stock-quote board, covering eight floors of the facade of 4 Times Square.
One highlight is the monumental, six-panel "Man Changing Into Thunderbird" (1977), a colorful narrative painting referencing spiritual transformation, creation stories, shamanistic practices and a pantheon of religious figures, cultural heroes and celebrated ancestors.
