Christy Keller · Braille transcriber
A world of learning.
Within reach.
Braille transcription, music, and tactile materials that open up the page — and the possibilities beyond it.
For educators, publishers, musicians, families, and organizations.
01 / Services
Different materials.
The same care.
From a single score to a full textbook, find the support your project needs.
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Words & learning
Stories, classroom resources, and textbooks, made accessible in braille.
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Math & science
Specialized transcription for equations, formulas, and scientific ideas.
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Music & performance
Braille scores for practice, lessons, and performance. Vocal music in five languages.
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Touch, play & support
Tactile resources and practical support for more inclusive learning and everyday experiences.
02 / Selected work
Examples of Christy’s work
Real materials, made to be explored by touch.
Select an image to view the full-size original.

Tactile science
DNA, made tangible
Raised red and black lines, beads, and braille labels bring a DNA diagram off the page.
Explore tactile graphics
Chemistry
Chemical structures by touch
A close look at raised bonds and labeled chemical structures.
Explore chemistry transcription
Music
A detail in braille music
Embossed braille alongside a handwritten “Eighth note F” annotation.
Explore music transcription
Literary braille
A page in braille
A page of braille text, shown as a digital sample.
Explore literary braille03 / Meet your transcriber
Hello, I’m Christy.
I help bring written, visual, and musical information within reach of braille readers.
My work spans literary and technical transcription, braille music, and tactile graphics. I bring that range to educational resources, everyday reading, and shared experiences like games.
More about ChristyAlways learning.
Thoughtfully applying.
Numerous courses through Hadley and workshops focused on tactile graphics.
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE
Duxbury Braille Translator · Perky Duck · TactileView · QuickTac
04 / Working together
Start with the reader.
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Share the material
Tell me what you need, who will use it, and when. A representative sample is a helpful starting point.
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Shape the project
We discuss the braille code, tactile elements, output format, scope, and timeline.
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Bring it within reach
With the details agreed, transcription and preparation can begin around your reader’s needs.
Your next project
What would you like
to make accessible?
A classroom resource, a piece of music, a new way to play. Let’s talk about it.
Contact Christy