32 x 32 is 1024 and I can think of times where I would want to represent combinations of 32 x 32.
I built a list running from row 0 to row 1023: 1024 rows. I wanted to represent numbers 0 to 1023 in a new way even though I already have more than one system for representing 000 to 999. I want there to be one person doing an action to another person, for each row. The 'doer' person will be my way of referencing a number from 0 to 1023. The action in the story will be learned, in this way, to match up with that number. E.g. The 'Doer' character at the row labelled '777' does action '777'. If I regularly revise the 1024 rows then I can have a nice way to quickly think of the action for any number from 0 to 1023; and then there will be times where a number needs to be memorised at a mnemonic location; and I will have my discipline for knowing which number an action means.
But I also want actions to be capable of meaning letter pairs; I have a lot of mnemonic images that represent dictionary words; and my way of learning their foreign language equivalent is to imagine a story where an action happens; and that action represents a pair of letters or maybe 3 letters if the colour of the action matters too. The recipient of the action, in each of the 1024 rows, is the clue to the letter pair that the action represents.
Even though the AA to ZZ Heroes article states only 30 x 30 letter pairs, I expand that system to be a 32 x 32 letter pair system by introducing some new people images.
For the 'Doer' people to represent numbers quite easily, I take advantage of the way the Animal Mnemonic Images article lists 600 characters as 60 lots of 10; if I can become familiar with the first of any of that sequence of 10 then counting through the next 9 items should be comfortable since any sequence of ten belong in a sort of family together visually.
Beyond 600, I need to reach a count of 1024; so I use the People 00 to 99 system from an earlier article to cover 600 to 699; and I use over 300 of the Ancient Greece article people to represent the remaining 'Doer's.
Here is a video about it.
Here is a table showing the 1024 rows; and here is a video about it.
I had to create 30 + 30 + 32 + 32 new letter pair images in order for the 900 Heroes to have the 1024 people added to it to reach the 1024 total.
It used to be A to Z and CH, SH, TH, and ZH as the 30 letters. I have added a letter named 'Plus 1' and a letter named 'Plus 2' so that there can be 32 x 32 combinations.
Male Cyborgs to represent the letter pairs where the first letter is one of the original 30; and the second letter is the new 'Plus 1' character.
Female Cyborgs to represent the letter pairs where the first letter is one of the original 30; and second letter is the new 'Plus 1' character.
32 people to represent 'Plus 1' letter followed by one of 32 letters:
And 'Plus 2' is the left side of these 32 letter pairs: