OK, I tried another composed image for book and chapter and found that I didn’t want the item so soon in the image. In fact, it worked better not to have even a subject be the main focus. The terrain, its features and sub-features were by far the best to work with. Many people call this zooming in but use it for associating other images. I’m using it to build a complex image.
Now that I’m done (mostly) working on the Major system toolkit, I can turn my attention to doing a better system for the Bible. I don’t have much done yet, but here’s a sample for you from Matthew (the math building) 4:
The secondary subject is first introduced for the verse number and in this case probably is associated with Peter combing his hair. 19 is not diva but I’ll fix that. I put the main keywords that should be sufficient to remember the verse there.
We can trade ideas more whenever you want. But eventually, I’ll commit this to memory. I let my other verse images degrade so I could have a fresh start for this round and I like where it’s going now.