colourful

/ (ˈkʌləfʊl) /

having intense colour or richly varied colours

vivid, rich, or distinctive in character

Derived forms of colourful

colourfully, adverb colourfulness, noun

It was daring, sculptural, colourful and free – and like nothing else that had gone before.

What Makes a Masterpiece of a City? |David Frum |December 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
What is the point of this thick, colourful book, except as a sort of cultural tea bag for the American market?

Pippa Middleton Book is a "Cultural Tea Bag", says Telegraph's Christopher Howse |Tom Sykes |November 2, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
Artists have colourful lives, and this fascinating biography reveals the interesting times of this most amusing painter.

Alexander McCall Smith’s Art Book Bag |Alexander McCall Smith |September 4, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
It is not hard to make for oneself a colourful picture of a typical Sunday congregation in these dead and gone days.

Greenwich Village |Anna Alice Chapin

The others gathered on the port side to gaze across the water at the crowded beach and the colourful maze of buildings.

The Adventure Club Afloat |Ralph Henry Barbour
At Martinique we find him hypnotised by the scenery, the climate, and the colourful life.

Ivory Apes and Peacocks |James Huneker
Already we have seen a lot; and they form into a quaint, colourful, Noah's Ark and heraldic procession across the country.

Set in Silver |Charles Norris Williamson and Alice Muriel Williamson
His iron-grey hair was just as thick and colourful as before.

The Man in the Twilight |Ridgwell Cullum