Torah Visual
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The problem
A visual teaching library needs more than a folder of pictures. A scene belongs to a story, has an order in a presentation and needs to remain findable across languages. Colour artwork, colouring pages and depiction alternatives may be ready at different times, so a download must reflect what actually exists.
The collection is still growing. Planned stories and incomplete variants need to remain distinguishable from inspected artwork, while teachers can prepare a useful presentation or printable collection from the available material.
The solution
Torah Visual links stories, scenes, translations and media availability in a structured catalogue. Readers can browse by sefer and parshah, search translated scenes, present a sequence and prepare image or printable downloads in six language choices.
Media selection uses inspected originals and available alternate viewpoints, with missing variants disclosed during downloads. Artwork is AI-generated, source-linked artistic reconstruction; editorial, linguistic and rabbinic review remains ongoing.
The decisions behind it
- Availability is part of the content
- Planned stories, inspected scenes and missing variants have different states, so the interface and exports do not imply a complete collection.
- One catalogue, several teaching formats
- Story order and translated scene metadata connect browsing, presentation sequences, colouring pages and printable collections.
- Six language choices and translated search
- Story browsing and presentation sequences
- Colouring pages and printable collections