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Tetel-Andresen writes in her book that she gives students an assignment: Draw how you visualize the sequence of months.
Pause your reading and think about what you would draw.
Pause your reading and think about what you would draw.
Monica A. Winkler • This is how your language affects your thoughts
I’m laughing cause my thought was - maybe like tidepools? assuming I would draw the sequence
not all languages have the same color terms. If you give speakers of different languages a color spectrum and ask them to label when one color becomes another, they will give different answers
Monica A. Winkler • This is how your language affects your thoughts
on language and on color
The thing you are deeply yearning to create is told to you in all the subtle ways other people's artwork slightly misses the mark
Miles Johnstonx.comWithin every artist, there's a child emptying a box of crayons onto the floor, searching for just the right color to draw the sky. It might be violet, olive, or burnt orange.
