Project Description
Send interesting “postcards to us”
We have a correspondence portfolio to showcase some of our stories and articles as fictional correspondence.
This is a landing page to talk about correspondence in general and then link the posts.
Select the notes to read about our levels of understanding.
Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on correspondence.
Text to morse code
Anyone want to hear Morse code from our sentences?. Can morse be used by anyone to encode the written word?. Morse code is a method used in telecommunication to encode text [...]
Comic Generator
Anyone not ever seen a comic strip?. Or simple drawings of characters talking to you or another actor?. When should we use comics and are they always appropriate?. Why do we [...]
Text to Speech
Anyone heard of text to speech (TTS), the thing that is used by anyone to hear the written word?. Or that text to speech is the process of converting text to [...]
Oscillator and modulation sounds
Anyone like playing with sound?. Or to hear a web oscillator tool demonstration of the audio-visual aspect of waves?. Do you need to make freaky sounds or want to learn about [...]
Rhyme decent words
Anyone know that rhymes are used by poets and occasionally by prose writers? Or how well they produce sounds appealing to the reader’s senses and unify and establish a poem’s stanzaic [...]
Paintbrush and Paintdrops
Anyone like to see paint interact starting from a blank canvas?. Or want some thoughts on the subject of paint brushes as applied to the world?. Perhaps wanting [...]
Rain on my Window
Enjoy a distant view of a boatyard by the sea. Watch the droplets hit the "window". See the droplets run down the window pain now that you are dry inside. [...]
Flight Instruments
Anyone like to see instruments move and rotate indicating some external state? Or want some knowledge of an aircraft's situation is measured?. Or to see what instruments a [...]
The Moon is Falling
Anyone like to see particles interact and fall under gravity?. Or want some thoughts on the subject of falling as applied to the world?. Or to see how [...]
Universal Connections
Anyone that like to see particles interact and connect with hidden forces?. Or want some thoughts on the subject of connections as applied to the world?. Or like [...]
First flying days
Anyone ever wondered about a first solo in a creaking open-air glider?. Would it be on cold weekend and would it be a memory for many years?. Would it take place [...]
Magic miracle fish
Anyone one want to know their immediate future and fortune?. Do you need to find out how someone is feeling or to start a chat?. Can it be used anywhere there [...]
- All correspondence tells a story, usually to a specific person or group of people.
- Use them to illustrate your words to communicate from a third person perspective.
- Your correspondence may fill the gaps between your ever-growing collections of poems, sounds and worlds.
- For non writers use experience and after-thought to create your “letters” or “postcards”.
- Write a postcard on any subject and relate it to how you feel, try to chose a different style each time.
- Visualise the effect as a correspondence sequence, modify where the dialog is too long.
- See yourself just creating more and more separate “postcards to self” to put your different ideas in.
- Learn that it is those little bits, added day by day, week by week will add up to complex works.
- See that correspondence that may mean little to start with can be kept alive by creating stories and articles on all that has meaning to you.
- Recognise that writing correspondence is why we differ from all our lovely creatures on this planet; if only they could write to us about things.
- Notice that a handful of your collected correspondence may be trivial in some way and some deep and/or shallow but that they are the developing you.
- Don’t worry about adding “nonsense” correspondence because we can all share and hope someone else may find them interesting.
- Your correspondence will take on a new meaning after you have been going for a while and as you learn to re-classify the things in your life.
- You can look back if you want but once you have written one, move on and consider the “postcard” themes you are best at.
Poems Portfolio
Extracting poems from and for life Welcome to our poems portfolio showcasing some of our poems! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on poems & poetry. Select the poem links to dig into the poem details. For each poem we have produced an English Haiku (say "high-koo"). This is a type of Japanese poem that contains only 17 syllables, broken up into three lines of 5,7 & 5 syllables. Application [...]
Sounds Portfolio
Mixing sounds with space in time Welcome to our sounds portfolio showcasing some of our sounds - i.e. lo-fi music! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on sounds & music. Select the sound links to dig into the sound details. Application Ever since you can remember, music and sounds may have been a huge part of your life, substituting [...]
Worlds Portfolio
Making brave new worlds Welcome to our worlds portfolio showcasing some of our worlds - i.e. videos, unity games, fantasy maps and cartoons ! On this page we gather all the posts we have on our portfolio and add some notes and further links. Select the notes to read about different levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on worlds and world building/animation. Select the world links to dig into the world details. Application Recognise that we all live in one world, we hear people cry and [...]
Correspondence Portfolio
Send interesting "postcards to us" We have a correspondence portfolio to showcase some of our stories and articles as fictional correspondence. This is a landing page to talk about correspondence in general and then link the posts. Select the notes to read about our levels of understanding. Follow the further reading links to see some favourite content on correspondence. Application All correspondence tells a story, usually to a specific person or group of people. Use them to illustrate your words to communicate from a third person perspective. Your correspondence may fill the gaps [...]