Accident-explanatory pictograms
Posted on January 5th, 2009 in Americas, Fun, Pictogram set | No Comments »
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Andre Montejorge made some practical slings, aiming to save you the wording.
via [bb-blog]
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Andre Montejorge made some practical slings, aiming to save you the wording.
via [bb-blog]
“The idea would be that a simple application would pull headlines from the BBC News website, or any website, and seperate the headline into individual words. It would then check a database to see if there is a pictogram associated with that word and display it. This would loop for all words until the headline is complete. If there is no pictogram for the word available, then it will just display the word and update an online list that symbols for word ‘X’ are needed.” Designing the News
Vulkers is a dutch studio specialized in “serious picto-graphic work”.
Younghoon Haam is a pictographic illustrator from South Korea. He currently produces artworks by reinterpreting elements found through combining and arranging the smallest unit of the pictogram motif.
Gerd Arntz designed around 4000 signs, which symbolized key data from industry, demographics, politics and economy, for the visual language Isotype. read more