notecards (projects and misc.)
**NOTE! BEFORE NAVIGATING TO ANY OF THE OTHER NOTECARD DRAWING WEBSITES, IT'S RECOMMENDED YOU'RE USING INTERNET ACCESS (i.e., not on data)**
I was originally planning to host all my notecards on one page, but I'm not good enough at web design yet to make that happen while having the website still load in a semi-reasonable time. Instead, I'm going create a separate web page for each categorization of them. For the vocabulary cards, the bulk of what I have to post, this will be separated by grammar type (e.g., transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, no-nominals, na-nominals, nominals that can be appended with suru, words that can use the phi particle, etc.). The populated-ness of each page will vary greatly, is my impression. I may have to break some down into multiple pages depending on how many images I end up with. But this page will serve as the central hub for navigating to all of them.
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Japanese flashcards illustrated notecards
As for taxonomy, the cards are categorized based on the grammar rules outlined in Professor Suzuki Akira's JUMP System model of Japanese. Additionally, the classifications offered by jisho.com were used as the base lines, from which I converted to the appropriate corresponding classification where necessary (e.g., words listed as "adverb/fukushi" would be reclassified as "(phi)").
Currently available notecards categories
::about notecards::
A repository of the drawings I've done on notecards. I also have a large store of notecards with musings and meditations, but I think right now I'm going to focus on hosting the drawings here (and any relavent writing that may be on the reverse side, as with the drawings.