ONE GIRL STUDIO GREETING CARD: T.S ELLIOT

ONE GIRL STUDIO

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“If you’re not in over your head, how do you know how tall you are?” T.S.Eliot

Braille inspired embossing to the face with translation within.

A5 gift card, designed and printed with love and intention in Brisbane.

‘Vision, the most dominant of our senses, plays a critical role in every facet and stage of our lives. We take vision for granted, but without vision, we struggle to learn to walk, to read, to participate in school and to work.’

Braille delivers literacy and independence to the vision impaired, but it is also graphically striking in its simplicity and unique in its potential as another (sometimes secret) language to the sighted.

‘These tiny dots support those with a visual disability to live independently, attain their desired level of education, increase their chances of employment and enable them to interact with communities just like everyone else.’

We hope this braille inspired card might serve as a small act of advocacy by promoting awareness and extending inclusion to people with visual impairments and also to offer words that can be seen, heard and felt to the sighted.

Quoted words by Braille House.

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‘Vision, the most dominant of our senses, plays a critical role in every facet and stage of our lives. We take vision for granted, but without vision, we struggle to learn to walk, to read, to participate in school and to work.’

Braille delivers literacy and independence to the vision impaired, but it is also graphically striking in its simplicity and unique in its potential as another (sometimes secret) language to the sighted.

‘These tiny dots support those with a visual disability to live independently, attain their desired level of education, increase their chances of employment and enable them to interact with communities just like everyone else.’

We hope this braille inspired card might serve as a small act of advocacy by promoting awareness and extending inclusion to people with visual impairments and also to offer words that can be seen, heard and felt to the sighted.

Quoted words by Braille House.