Colors in SignWriting

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
May 3, 2006

HOW TO CHANGE YOUR SIGNS TO COLOR continued...

5. Click in the little check box, to change the sign automatically to  
the SignWriting standardized colors (the ones you saw in the  
Goldilocks book)....Those colors were developed by the Deaf Action  
Committee for SignWriting years ago, to teach Deaf children about  
handshapes (blue), movement (red), contact (pink) facial expressions  
and head (green) hips and shoulders (black) and punctuation (gold)...

Or you can click the Select Button to choose other colors...See  
attached diagram below....Once the sign has color, you can then copy  
the sign into other documents, or drag and drop it to your desktop in  
color, to add as a PNG to your web pages...

More questions? Feel free to ask...



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