In literary descriptions, bright orange is often employed as a striking, vivid hue that brings both natural beauty and a sense of dynamic energy to a scene. Writers use it to evoke the warmth and vibrancy of nature—consider the bright orange marigolds scattered into a tempting bowl of broth ([1]) and the trees glowing in brilliant hues of bright orange and blood red in an autumn landscape ([2]). The color is not limited to nature alone; it also appears in detailed portrayals of everyday objects and characters, as with a houseboat painted a bright orange ([3]) or the bold attire that hints at a character’s colorful personality. Even in nuanced depictions where bright orange contrasts with other colors—such as in the elaborate markings of birds or insects—it serves as a focal point that infuses the narrative with life and visual intensity ([4]).