Her tweet flickered the curiosity of many and it quickly went viral as people wanted to know what their names taste like. Her synesthesia is not only limited to identifying flavors. “I put ‘taste’ in inverted commas,” she shared. “90% is taste. Some sensations or images get through.”

The thread led to interesting answers. According to McDowall, Aaron is a stale chocolate bar, Charlotte is like raspberry lollipop and Keith is minty chewing gum. Unfortunately not all monikers have taste. There are some that can be described through an object or feeling, like her name, Julie, is a watery eyeball and Barbara is a colored plastic ring. Scroll down to see if your name is there.

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McCracken actually has a neurological condition Synesthesia, which triggers her to imagine songs and musical genres as different colorful settings.

She sees jazz as a combination of blues, golds, and whites, while pop, for example, is colored bright pink and purple.

See her interpretations below and more on her website and social media.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiC4h-nnot3/?taken-by=melissamccrack

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Her tweet flickered the curiosity of many and it quickly went viral as people wanted to know what their names taste like. Her synesthesia is not only limited to identifying flavors. “I put ‘taste’ in inverted commas,” she shared. “90% is taste. Some sensations or images get through.”

The thread led to interesting answers. According to McDowall, Aaron is a stale chocolate bar, Charlotte is like raspberry lollipop and Keith is minty chewing gum. Unfortunately not all monikers have taste. There are some that can be described through an object or feeling, like her name, Julie, is a watery eyeball and Barbara is a colored plastic ring. Scroll down to see if your name is there.

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McCracken actually has a neurological condition Synesthesia, which triggers her to imagine songs and musical genres as different colorful settings.

She sees jazz as a combination of blues, golds, and whites, while pop, for example, is colored bright pink and purple.

See her interpretations below and more on her website and social media.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiC4h-nnot3/?taken-by=melissamccrack

The post This is What Music Would Look Like as Paintings appeared first on TettyBetty.