replies but some who replied clearly do have color/word or color/letter
synesthesia and their clearly felt and detailed replies were delightful to
read.
The compiled results, are available here:
http://dws.editme.com/Synesthesia-Subject-Survey
A few years ago I made a SketchUp model which I called Reason vs Emotion in
which I guess I kind of let my color/subject feelings show.. so to speak.
:-)
http://dws.editme.com/June2007
Thanks again to all who shared your colors!
Fred
PS There are lots of shades of blue, red, green, etc. In making my chart I
chose shades that worked for me. My apologies in advance to those of you who
are passionate about your colors.
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 7:57 AM, Fred Bartels <fredbartels@gmail.com> wrote:
> While doing some user interface prototyping I wondered if there might be
> any shared color synesthesia with subject areas. There probably isn't, but I
> thought it would be interesting to check... just in case.
>
> So, if you have a free minute, please respond directly to me with the color
> you associate with the following subject areas. Don't think about it, just
> whatever color (if any) pops into your head. :-)
>
> Math/Sci=
>
> Eng/Hum=
>
> Languages=
>
> Arts=
>
> PE=
>
>
> I will compile and share the results with the list.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Fred
>
> PS What is synesthesia? See: http://web.mit.edu/synesthesia/www/
>
> --
> Fred Bartels
> Dir. of Info. Tech.
> Rye Country Day School
>
--
Fred Bartels
Dir. of Info. Tech.
Rye Country Day School
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