[SignWriting] Flying Bird

[Sandy Fleming]

Hi Val and list!

I'm glad it's not too bad then!

Yes, I forgot the simultaneous movement signs. I wasn't sure where to place
them in this asymmetrical arrangement but here's my attempt.

Its true, the only difference between "tiger" and "Tigger" is the facial
expression - Tigger is usually portrayed as a tiger with a big grin in the
books. I was actually looking for a "big toothy grin" expression in the
SignWriting manual for this, but I don't see it. I suppose it would be easy
enough to add teeth to the smile here!

The "Harry Potter" sign is meant to look like a pair of fancy goggles worn
on the eyebrows, I think. Is it clear that it's supposed to look like
goggles? I've never seen Harry Potter so I'm just going by how the sign
looked  :)

"Pooh" could use a bit of Mundbildschrift, I guess!

Sandy FLeming

> -----Original Message-----
> From: SignWriting List [mailto:SW-L at ADMIN.HUMBERC.ON.CA]On Behalf Of
> Valerie Sutton
> Sent: 20 June 2004 06:25
> To: SW-L at ADMIN.HUMBERC.ON.CA
> Subject: Re: [SignWriting] Flying Bird
>
>
> This looks quite good to me, Sandy! The only difference between the
> Tiger and Tigger are the facial expressions? And the movement for
> Tiger...is that simultanous or is it one foot after the other? If it is
> the latter, you need a symbol showing that the movement is alternating
> one after the other...do you know that symbol?
>
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