Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
ysabetwordsmith
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Extremely cool language-based art

This post gives examples of art made by connected repetitious words in samples of writing. Wow.
Tags: art, linguistics, writing
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estaratshirai

estaratshirai

October 23 2008, 20:23:59 UTC 12 years ago

Hmm, not what I was thinking, actually. Just from what you said, I was in mind of something I did during my brief altered book period: one of my spreads (it was a group project) was on two pages of a lowbrow mystery novel where the words "snake eyes" appeared no fewer than eight times. (They were playing dice, I suppose.) I covered all the words except for all the incidents of "snake eyes," and across the rest of the pages it was all jungles and creepy eyes.

Different sort of thing, I guess. ;P