Braille Drawing: Ladybird
Size: 6 rows, 7 cells
By: Thomas Schinköth (2021)
Here we go!
Row 1:
space 2 times, EN, space, IN
Row 2:
space 2 times, WAS, FOR, question mark
Row 3:
capital sign, b, dot 5, space, comma, dots 45, apostrophe
Row 4:
dots 456, space, comma, space, dot 5, space, l
Row 5:
space, GH, dot 5, space, comma, AR
Row 6:
space 2 times, c, colon, c
Description of the Drawing
Translated by AI: The ladybird is one of our very special braille drawings. You may have already noticed what makes it special if you’ve created it yourself. The ladybird is shown from above. It is oval in shape. At the top of the picture is the head with two small antennae. The ladybird has just tucked its legs in; they are not shown. Ladybirds have symmetrically arranged spots on both wings. The number of spots depends on the species, but can also vary within a species. Our ladybird, however, has exactly six spots. They are arranged in a similar way to the six dots of braille.
This braille drawing was originally created for the non-profit organisation einfach machbar e. V. during the project “Blind Children Draw Pictures – Drawing with Letters” financed by the charity Aktion Mensch.
