He writes that Dylan's technique of throwing out "skittering images" evokes "a mind floating downstream"; these "non-sequential visions" are the record of a fractured consciousness.
Guillaume Pinard's strange, funny and skillfully made black ballpoint drawings on graph paper, often featuring doll- or puppet-like characters developed under the influence of Gumby, the Muppets and Japanese anime, evoke a childlike mind preoccupied by monsters, natural and human violence and surrealistic conjunctions and transformations.
(Johnson) * Guillaume Pinard: 'expresso' Surrealistic, darkly comical black ball-point pen drawings evoke a childlike mind under the influence of Gumby, the Muppets and Japanese anime, and an animated video follows the adventures of two eyeballs with arms and legs through shape-shifting landscapes.
I say something to my teenage sons -- nothing intended to evoke a cackle, mind you, but an ordinary exasperated mom question along the lines of, "Will you two please look at my face-hole when words are coming out of it?" -- and suddenly they're both doubled over, sputtering catchphrases from some private joke or meme while I stand there blinking and confused.
By James Wood The novelist John Wray compellingly evokes a damaged mind.
Some travel writers seem so permanently imbued with a Deep Travel sensibility that just reading their books can evoke a similar state of mind, even in the armchair-bound.
As far as "Ladybird," if you read poetry, a lot of the poets would evoke a muse in their mind.
And the language I've written it in is intended to evoke a fairly chaotic state of mind and circumstances," he said.
The paintings evoke a thrilling dimensionality, stretching the mind from the immediate sensory presence of the object to the farthest reaches of the universe and back to earth, where the spider webs seem immersed in a haze of poetic reverie.
As a one-act ballet, it bore all the hallmarks of MacMillan's best invention, and it survives now as one of his most interesting works; its violent shards of dance evoking fragments of Romanov history, and its choreography for Anna/Anastasia evoking a mind boiling and buckling under the stresses of madness.
