montserrat college of art, design seminar, fall 2015
Sunday, October 4, 2015
All occurrences
These are all occurrences of the 6 words that I collected, compressed on to one page. Not sure where to go with this but it's something Jesse Kahn was interested in seeing I think.
as you did with the version posted immediately before this, a more careful choice of words to locate and compare, might yield ideas/understanding of the text via your color-coded scattergraph. monster/man. he/she. up/down. inside/outside. love/fear/hate. &c. we're discussed this previously.
looks like genomic molecules. might try values of black, rather than colors (too distracting?).
bottom line: be clear about what you are trying to learn/find out, from these data visualizations. could they work as an animation, one map over/after another?
e.g., 1 instances of love 2 instances of love + hate 3 instances of hate 4 instances of hate + ? etc.
I agree with adding language. Also for both the scattergraph and this large dot piece, it might be interesting to see the process (transition) you used devising these schemes.
as you did with the version posted immediately before this, a more careful choice of words to locate and compare, might yield ideas/understanding of the text via your color-coded scattergraph.
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we're discussed this previously.
looks like genomic molecules.
might try values of black, rather than colors (too distracting?).
bottom line: be clear about what you are trying to learn/find out, from these data visualizations.
could they work as an animation, one map over/after another?
e.g.,
1 instances of love
2 instances of love + hate
3 instances of hate
4 instances of hate + ?
etc.
I agree with adding language. Also for both the scattergraph and this large dot piece, it might be interesting to see the process (transition) you used devising these schemes.
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