For this project, we are asked to choose a source of text to interpret into our own language.
I choose a quote from an American illustrator, Jim Woodring.
Hereby, I used one of his illustration to explain how exactly the stages going through.
As I see, it's like playing with jigsaw. First, you try to identified the pieces and figure out the picture in every pieces. Then you put all the similar pieces together. After that, you start to match the pieces and you'll start to see the figure of the whole picture. Next, you allocate the parts of the picture to where it should be, for example which part goes to the corner, which should be in the middle. You are actually try to visualise the original image. Finally, the jigsaw is completed, you're enjoying your success and then the end.
As I see, it's like playing with jigsaw. First, you try to identified the pieces and figure out the picture in every pieces. Then you put all the similar pieces together. After that, you start to match the pieces and you'll start to see the figure of the whole picture. Next, you allocate the parts of the picture to where it should be, for example which part goes to the corner, which should be in the middle. You are actually try to visualise the original image. Finally, the jigsaw is completed, you're enjoying your success and then the end.
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