The discussion of word clouds reminds me of a flyer I recall seeing somewhere in California within the last few years, which used a variant of the word cloud idea. Alas, I can't find a copy of it and I don't recall who created/published it. Perhaps my description will ring a bell with some other list member who can supply more details. The flyer, as I recall it, had two sets of words, with one set rotated 180 degrees compared to the other set, so that you could rotate the flyer to have either set right-side-up and the other set upside-down. One set of words was in a slanted, script-like font and included words like "flow(ing)" and "joy(ful)" and "flirtatious". The other set was in plainer font (Typewriter? Helvetica?), and it included words that might suggest the more structured, geometric, or traditional aspects of contra dance. Each set of words included "Contra Dance" (or maybe it was "Contradance" or "Contra Dancing is ..." or something) in large letters of its respective font. I don't recall precisely, but I suppose there would have been some kind of contact information somewhere--maybe a URL for the local dance organization's web site printed sideways in small type in one of the margins. If memory serves, the copies I saw were on small sheets (1/2 or 1/4 of letter-size) of pastel blue paper. As I said, I don't recall who produced the flyer. And obviously I can't say how they'd feel about sharing their design with other dance organizers. Is there anyone else here who remembers this flyer and could say more about it? --Jim