TWO SPIRITED / “Word-to-Image” - “Picture Made of Words”

In the Pictures Made of Words section of Family Resemblance, writers treat the page as a field, not a container. Meaning is generated through placement, spacing, repetition, absence, and visual logic.

As you create your adaptation, ask:

What did the original form allow—and what did it limit?
What becomes visible when the material is reorganized spatially?
How does the new form generate new associations, emphases, or questions?
You may discover that the adaptation reveals material that was not fully accessible in prose form.