harmonius colors
i was trying to decide what color scheme would be fitting all the grabage around hear. i thought persimmon and harmonies of it would be good camouflage, not just vecause it was the "color of the year" last year according to textiles and home furnishings sales reports but because it is a really nice color even though i wouldn't paint the walls with it. or maybe i should — or naybe i should fined out what the color is for this year.
i was trying to decide what color scheme would be fitting all the grabage around hear. i thought persimmon and harmonies of it would be good camouflage, not just vecause it was the "color of the year" last year according to textiles and home furnishings sales reports but because it is a really nice color even though i wouldn't paint the walls with it. or maybe i should — or naybe i should fined out what the color is for this year.
"can i buy this pansy?" the little girl asked, wide-eyed. "you might as well," the skinny goth at the register said, "you're wearing every other color anyway. clash! "
so there's a process i work that transmutes color into sound. it's really not that omplicated in the basic structure, a tone/pitch for evry pixil, a sensitive scan, a tranation script, that comes out cool cuz i spell things rong.
here's what the new color scheme sounds like. all clutter to be persimmon and harmonious variations of it, with pine-pitch green and thirds of cold bar blue as accents.
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hahaha very cool tipota - I couldn't get the sound to work (but that may be me - will try again later) - I love the idea of turning colour into sound - you could do the same things with texture I suppose (wonder what my jumper sounds like today - haha)
ooh, texture is an whole other thing, but it would be possible nonetheless hmmm... i think i hear your jumper, it sounds like windchimes and crias cooing :)
here's the guy who hears color and eats songs haha
Heard an article on the radio today about a plug-in device being developed for iPhone that converts GPS data into Braille-like pixels that rise and fall out of the attached touchscreen so sight impaired can feel their way around. Frees up the ears to listen to what's going on around them instead of having to listen to voice-bot directions through headphones. I magine it could be developed to incorporate an in-colour soundtrack. Cool banana! As I was listening to your harmonius colors in conjunction with persimmon I was trying to visualise wherefrom and in which direction the pixils were being scanned when it strikes me that an awareness of your colour to sound protocol could serve to determine what direction one's in...
the scan reads value of pixels (in rgb, or red/green/blue value system) from the top left to the bottom right of an image.
my original revealing comment vanished by design— maybe you caught it — anyway i think that cyber-borgian extensions of humanality is/are very cool! indeed!
hahaha my jumper sounds pretty good - I remember that guy who is colour blind (mindblowing stuff)
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