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by John McLaughlin :
Our word description of our abstract drawing:
There is a beige background. It's about 4 and a half inches long, and about
3 and three fourths inches tall. There is a yellow rectangle that is about
1 and one half inches tall and about one inch long. There are twelve lines,
total. All lines are black.
There is a line about three fourths of an inch from the yellow rectangle
that is one sixteenth of an inch thick and 2 and one third inches long.
There is another line that is one twentieth of an inch thick and 1 and one
sixth tall. That line goes nine tenths of an inch into the yellow rectangle.
Another line is one eighth of an inch thick. It goes one inch into the rectangle.
It is 1 and one eighth of an inch long. Another line is about one eighth
of an inch thick. It is right on top of the yellow rectangle. It is also
1 and one eighth of an inch long. There is another line that is one half
of an inch under it. It is the exact same thing as the other line one half
of an inch above it.
There is another line that is next to the yellow box. It is 2 inches long.
It is one sixteenth of an inch thick. The line that comes straight down
is 2 inches long and the other is 2 inches from the farthest to the right
line. There are four lines that are two inches long, but they are not next
to each other. They are one cm. from each other.
Our Hoover partners' recreation of our abstract, using
only our word description:
