As is often the case with the best so-called outsider artists, all four seem possessed by naïve but extraordinarily intense imaginations and driven by formal predilections so focused as to border on compulsive.
If you could see this girl's vivid imagination, it would help the audience understand the intense feelings that she has.
Much of this was accomplished by a creative team whose intense dedication and vivid imaginations had been focused with laser-like clarity on their singular artistic vision.
Likewise, Arlene Gordon, a former social worker in her seventies, retained an intense visual imagination.
I had an intense, creative imagination, but I'm bad at grammar, I was never good at school.
At the same time, Naipaul appalled me — especially as he appeared in his non-fiction, where his intense sympathetic imagination sometimes faltered and his irritable, unpleasant self came to the surface.
Aside from his scientific prowess, Luria is a wonderfully humane writer, and brings S.'s intense, troubled imagination, through which he perceived reality 'as though through a haze', vividly to life.
It shows rather that the intense and joyous imagination of this artist — illustrator, cinéaste and advertising guru — makes him not so much a symbol of the past as a model for the future.
In De Profundis he depicts Christ as a poet, with "an intense and flame-like imagination", and describes Christian morality as "all sympathy".
