Lot No. 363 -- the words "blood," "sweat" and "tears" spray-painted on what was once a scroll-like direction sign in a subway car window -- is only 33 by 22 inches.
"It gives a sense of fluidity moving throughout a notebook eliminating the need of having to create pages manually and scrolling like a traditional word processor, also allowing you to go directly to a page as you would by flipping a bunch of pages in a spiral notebook," he added.
The 15,971 telegrams — hidden in a wooden foot locker for more than a century — scrolled like a Twitter feed through the Civil War.
The designers considered connecting the Wedge's two pieces with a strip of rubber, creating a scroll-like product, but they eventually discarded that notion as too clunky.
To test whether dinosaurs were really endotherms--warm-blooded animals able to generate their own heat--a team led by John Ruben, a respiratory physiology expert at Oregon State University in Corvallis, has searched for hallmark signs of endothermy in living animals--such as a scroll-like bone in the nose--in the fossil record.
Tie with a leather string or old brown string to make it really resemble a scroll-like letter.
Most of the objects are hanging or hand scrolls, like "An Ancient Love Poem" by an 18th-century monk, Shakuhachi Jakugon.
The Mayor of Munchkin City is quite implausibly rotund; the Coroner sings out the Witch of the East's Certificate of Death ("And she's not only merely dead, she's really most sincerely dead") while wearing a hat with an absurdly scroll-like brim; the quiffs of the Lollipop Kids, who appear to have arrived in Oz by way of Bash Street and Dead End, stand up more stiffly than Tintin's.
Mr. Chagoya also uses the Mesoamerican codex, a horizontal scroll-like narrative format.
For instance, a vertical scroll-like drawing called "Perspective of Frank Lloyd Wright's Thomas P. Hardy House, Racine, Wisconsin" leaves most of the brown page blank except the top right corner where a house perches precariously.
