With the use of large, evocative eyes and dynamic lateral motion, UK artist Krisper carries his love for manga and talent for drawing into an emphatic series of illustrations.
They bear evocative names — Eye of the Goat, Yellow Indian Woman — and range in size from tiny Pinquitos to Royal Coronas the size of a baby's ear.
I've never visited Islay, that island off Scotland's western coast with the evocative pronunciation EYE-lah.
(Kehr) SPOTLIGHT ON ANTHOLOGY PRESERVATIONS (Saturday and Sunday) A showcase for some of the most significant restorations of avant-garde films undertaken by the invaluable Anthology Film Archives in recent years begins on Saturday and Sunday with two programs of the short, abstract animations of Robert Breer: squiggly lines that twist themselves into all sorts of evocative and eye-pleasing shapes.
Our reviewer, Marilynne Robinson, said Wise "has an eye for evocative detail and an interest in the trappings and procedures of an 18th-century courtroom".
The director's eye for evocative landscape and atmosphere, and his ear for conversation that is casual but psychologically resonant, find an especially sensuous synergy in summer films like "Claire's Knee," "Summer," "Pauline at the Beach" and, my favorite, the light, wistful, discreetly sexy "Summer's Tale".
Sometimes the noise and the funk come in the many evocative photographs, or the eye-popping graphic design by Paula Kelly, who deserves much of the praise for the book's success.
In a gruesome way, "Hollywood Ending" is evocative of Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut," which felt like a movie made by a man who hadn't been outside in 30 years.
They are rich in fine-lined, evocative motifs, including snakes, eyes and heads, and thickets of dots, dashes and organic shapes reminiscent of decorative patterns in African tribal art.
Sometimes its medium is a written approximation of metal against floor: "Tickety BLOO kah tickety bloo kah SHUCK". Sometimes the noise and the funk come in the many evocative photographs, or the eye-popping graphic design by Paula Kelly, who deserves much of the praise for the book's success.
