color
Here's some of what people around the Joshternet have been publishing about this subject. Different websites, different perspectives, and a few more places to explore.
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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An extraordinary interactive collection of colors made from mushrooms, where a walk through the forest becomes an exploration of chemistry, textiles, watercolor pigments and the surprising things nature has been making all along.
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Make monsters with a digital Tomy Mighty Men and Monster Maker. Arrange plates, rub crayons, color your own drawings, then save or print them.
Josh Urban Davis (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshurbandavis.com
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Standard American checkers (diagonal moves, mandatory jumps, kinging) with a twist: every move sweeps a bar once across the eight columns, left to right, and sings whatever pieces are sitting on each column as it passes. Row picks the pitch, color picks the register, and the skin you choose is the instrument -- every game becomes a score no two players will ever repeat.
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Every position has pressure, protection and silence. Move a piece and hear the relationships change. Colored outlines reveal what the music responds to: attacked pieces add tension, protected pieces sustain, and crowded pieces become quieter. Full chess rules apply; piece type sets the instrument, color sets its register, and the sound palette is yours to choose.
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Standard Connect Four (drop a disc into any of the seven columns, first to line up four wins) with a twist: every drop sweeps a bar once across the columns, left to right, and sings whatever pieces are stacked in each one as it passes. Row picks the pitch, color picks the register, and the skin you choose is the instrument -- every game becomes a score no two players will ever repeat.