And Therefore Conveys More Of The Image's Significance - Blog Posts

htsparrowheart

2 years ago

People who rely on or use image descriptions for art here, I'd really appreciated if you could reply to this poll! I had to put the examples below because they got too long.

If you are not someone who needs, writes or uses image descriptions regularly please do not vote.

Example 1: A drawing of a penguin wearing a hat.

Example 2: A drawing of an emperor penguin wearing a felt hat.

Example 3: A drawing of an emperor penguin facing the viewer wearing a red and green stripped felt hat.

Example 4: A digital drawing of an emperor penguin facing the viewer wearing a red and green stripped felt hat. It has a friendly expression. The background is plain white and the style is non-realistic made of flats with soft textures.

If you can please reblog and share so we can get more input and improve accessibility!

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accessibility I don't rely on image descriptions myself but I think they're a good and important feature as a writer I can't help feeling that 4 is most accessible? in the sense that it verbalizes the image's vibes and therefore conveys more of the image's significance the friendly impression of this hat-wearing penguin the level of realism and the textures these are important parts of the viewer experience! bonus: distilling an image's look/vibe into an evocative description? that's like crossfit for your writer muscles

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