Making speech visible
When I first read Karol’s prompt, images of sound waves came to mind right away. With a physicist husband and a very musical family this would have been my first choice for visualizing sound. But then I visited the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Canada,
Elizabeth's World
Karol concludes her prompt: “Your work could show loud, amplified sound like construction or thunder. Or soft and faint sound, like a whisper. How will you represent sound visually?” Like Lisa, I went with the first thing that came to mind. Although I live in the peaceful countryside, my ears
Thinking Thinking Thinking
When I first read our prompt my immediate reaction was Sound Waves. I usually go with the first thought and as I love pattern and repetition I did an image search on them. Image searches are a wonderful way to get an instant library of images to get your mind
"What did you say?"
It is August 1 in Japan, Korea, Australia, and Norway, so I am posting this now, even though where I am, it is still July. Cloth in Common Round one – Unusual inspirations Prompt one Karol Kusmaul “What did you say?” I knew something was seriously