[accessibleimage] Re: Using Braille in art work

Hi Lisa,
I suspected that the list wouldn't allow attachments.  Here's the book
in Word format for your enjoyment!  Happy New Year!
- Judi

>>> lisa.yayla@xxxxxxxxxx 01/05/06 10:49 AM >>>
Hi Judy,
Unfortunately the list doesn't accept attachments because of
possibility
of viruses. 
It is wonderful that you have Marie Porter's Braillables! I have been
trying to get hold of them for a long time now. Not so easy from over
here
in Norway.
What type of file do you have them in? I would really appreciate a
copy
and would help send on to others that wished.

As for color Braille a colleague after seeing the Google Braille liked
it
very much because she felt  it would be helpful for people who are
learning Braille by sight- each letter is more distinct from the one
before and after visually.

Best,
Lisa



accessibleimage@xxxxxxxxxxxxx skriver:
>Hi Barry!
>
>What an exciting concept!  And Braille Awareness Month is a great
time
>to send this concept into flight!  On the conventional side of
braille
>art you'll find Marie Porter's Braillables - attached, if the list
>accepts attachments.  However, since art is by nature creative,
allowing
>abstract representations, I believe that you could be quite daring in
>using "artistic license" with braille or any other tacile medium to
>express whatever concepts you wish to share, including the use of
>various size (and color) dots for braille, Moon Type
>http://www.bsblind.co.uk/full/moon/moontype.htm, Boston Line Type,
>New York Point, etc.  I say, "Celebrate braille and other tactile
>expressive media, and go for it!"
>
>- Judi Piscitello, TVI, COMS
>Jpiscite@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
>Assistant, Training of Special Educators
>NYS School for the Blind Outreach Department
>2A Richmond Avenue
>Batavia, NY 14020
>(585) 343-5384 ext. 427
>FAX (585) 343-0652
>http://www.vesid.nysed.gov/specialed/nyssb/resource.htm 
>"The most important thing in this life is helping others to win, even
>if that means slowing down and changing our own race." - Author
>Unknown



Lisa Yayla
Huseby Kompetansesenter 
Oslo Norway
lisa.yayla@xxxxxxxxxx 


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