Braille Drawing: Cat
Size: 12 rows, 20 cells
By: René Holzhauer (2024), for Anja
Here we go!
Row 1:
space 19 times, WAS
Row 2–3:
space 19 times, FOR
Row 4:
dots 56, apostrophe, space 2 times, capital sign, semicolon, space 13 times, FOR
Row 5:
dots 456, dot 4, colon 2 times, a, l, space 13 times, FOR
Row 6:
dots 456, space, a, space, a, dots 45, hyphen 3 times, colon 2 times, c 3 times, colon 2 times, hyphen, space 2 times, FOR
Row 7:
space, e, hyphen, space 14 times, WH, g, a
Row 8:
space 3 times, l, space 13 times, dots 456
Row 9:
space 3 times, dots 456, space 13 times, l
Row 10:
space 4 times, WH, space, capital sign, s, p, c 4 times, TH, WH, EN, space, l
Row 11:
space 4 times, s, IN, a, l 2 times, space 4 times, AR, dots 456, space, l, dots 456
Row 12:
space 3 times, THE, AR, space 2 times, THE, number sign, space 3 times, THE, IN, a, THE, WAS, a
Description of the Drawing
Translated by AI: The braille drawing is modelled on a domestic cat. It is depicted from the side. Its posture gives the impression that it is pausing briefly. The cat is standing on all four legs, with its left front paw slightly forward. Its head, on the left of the image, is turned curiously towards the viewer and shown from the front. Two eyes and two ears can be felt. The tail is pointing upwards, suggesting that the cat is feeling comfortable and in a cheerful mood.
