[Tall-Corn] Help kick off our initiative with Tactile Images

[Wade Hemmelrick]

Granted my comment seems a bit off the beaten path, but why not a
compilation of tactile logos of commonly used products and services,
such as General Mills, Ford, Mattel, Walmart, Target, AT&T, etc?
Perhaps even the basic items are still complex, but thank you for
considering this idea.--Wade Hemmelrick

On 1/13/21, National Federation of the Blind via Tall-Corn
<tall-corn at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> TELL US WHAT TACTILE IMAGES YOU’D LIKE TO EXPERIENCE
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> Getty Images [2], a world leader in visual communications, and the National
> Federation of the Blind, America's civil rights and membership organization
> of the blind, have partnered with Tactile Images to deliver more than 25
> million images to the world's blind population at museums, science centers,
> libraries, schools, and government agencies. This initiative will
> significantly enhance educational opportunities and cultural inclusion for
> blind and low-vision individuals worldwide. Read the full press release [3]
> about this exciting partnership.
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> As a fun way to kick off this initiative, please take this very short poll
> [4] that asks about celebrities, historic events, and famous landmarks that
> you might like to see represented as 3D tactile images. You can choose from
> the list or add your own! Your input will be used to guide the creation of
> exhibitions featuring 3D tactile artworks that also incorporate audio
> description, and even unique smells, to help blind people create mental
> pictures of our world.
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> Stay tuned in the coming months for more information about exhibitions that
> will be created to travel to museums around the globe so that blind people
> everywhere can experience culturally iconic images in a way we never have
> before!
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