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  1. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  2. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  3. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  4. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  5. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  6. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  7. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  8. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  9. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  10. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  11. #LucasBean #Conservatives #Symbols

    substack.com/inbox/post/215264

    In 1982, psychologist Robert Wicklund at the University of Texas at Austin, along with his colleague Peter Gollwitzer, published research on what happens when people feel a gap between who they are and who they want to be.

    They were studying what they called self-defining goals. These are not ordinary goals like losing weight or learning to cook. These are identity goals. The kind of person you want to be at your core. Strong. Intelligent. Masculine. Patriotic. Moral. Successful. The things that form the foundation of how you see yourself and how you want others to see you.

    Wicklund and Gollwitzer found that when people feel incomplete in a self-defining area, they do not respond by doing the work required to close the gap. They respond by acquiring symbols that represent the identity they have not earned.

    They called it symbolic self-completion.

    A person who wants to be seen as masculine but doesn’t feel masculine will buy the boots, the truck, the gear. A person who wants to be seen as intelligent but hasn’t done the work will buy the books, share the quotes, display the credentials of other people. A person who wants to be seen as tough but knows they are not will put a skull decal on their vehicle and a tactical flashlight on their belt.

    None of those symbols make the person more masculine, more intelligent, or more tough. But the brain doesn’t care. The symbol fills the gap temporarily. It provides a shortcut to the feeling of being complete without requiring any of the effort that actual completeness demands.

    Wicklund found that the bigger the gap between who you are and who you want to be, the more aggressively you pursue the symbols. The louder the costume gets. The more flags, the more stickers, the more hats, the more yard signs. The volume is not a measure of commitment. It is a measure of the gap.

  12. #LucasBean #Conservatives #Symbols

    substack.com/inbox/post/215264

    In 1982, psychologist Robert Wicklund at the University of Texas at Austin, along with his colleague Peter Gollwitzer, published research on what happens when people feel a gap between who they are and who they want to be.

    They were studying what they called self-defining goals. These are not ordinary goals like losing weight or learning to cook. These are identity goals. The kind of person you want to be at your core. Strong. Intelligent. Masculine. Patriotic. Moral. Successful. The things that form the foundation of how you see yourself and how you want others to see you.

    Wicklund and Gollwitzer found that when people feel incomplete in a self-defining area, they do not respond by doing the work required to close the gap. They respond by acquiring symbols that represent the identity they have not earned.

    They called it symbolic self-completion.

    A person who wants to be seen as masculine but doesn’t feel masculine will buy the boots, the truck, the gear. A person who wants to be seen as intelligent but hasn’t done the work will buy the books, share the quotes, display the credentials of other people. A person who wants to be seen as tough but knows they are not will put a skull decal on their vehicle and a tactical flashlight on their belt.

    None of those symbols make the person more masculine, more intelligent, or more tough. But the brain doesn’t care. The symbol fills the gap temporarily. It provides a shortcut to the feeling of being complete without requiring any of the effort that actual completeness demands.

    Wicklund found that the bigger the gap between who you are and who you want to be, the more aggressively you pursue the symbols. The louder the costume gets. The more flags, the more stickers, the more hats, the more yard signs. The volume is not a measure of commitment. It is a measure of the gap.

  13. #LucasBean #Conservatives #Symbols

    substack.com/inbox/post/215264

    In 1982, psychologist Robert Wicklund at the University of Texas at Austin, along with his colleague Peter Gollwitzer, published research on what happens when people feel a gap between who they are and who they want to be.

    They were studying what they called self-defining goals. These are not ordinary goals like losing weight or learning to cook. These are identity goals. The kind of person you want to be at your core. Strong. Intelligent. Masculine. Patriotic. Moral. Successful. The things that form the foundation of how you see yourself and how you want others to see you.

    Wicklund and Gollwitzer found that when people feel incomplete in a self-defining area, they do not respond by doing the work required to close the gap. They respond by acquiring symbols that represent the identity they have not earned.

    They called it symbolic self-completion.

    A person who wants to be seen as masculine but doesn’t feel masculine will buy the boots, the truck, the gear. A person who wants to be seen as intelligent but hasn’t done the work will buy the books, share the quotes, display the credentials of other people. A person who wants to be seen as tough but knows they are not will put a skull decal on their vehicle and a tactical flashlight on their belt.

    None of those symbols make the person more masculine, more intelligent, or more tough. But the brain doesn’t care. The symbol fills the gap temporarily. It provides a shortcut to the feeling of being complete without requiring any of the effort that actual completeness demands.

    Wicklund found that the bigger the gap between who you are and who you want to be, the more aggressively you pursue the symbols. The louder the costume gets. The more flags, the more stickers, the more hats, the more yard signs. The volume is not a measure of commitment. It is a measure of the gap.

  14. #LucasBean #Conservatives #Symbols

    substack.com/inbox/post/215264

    In 1982, psychologist Robert Wicklund at the University of Texas at Austin, along with his colleague Peter Gollwitzer, published research on what happens when people feel a gap between who they are and who they want to be.

    They were studying what they called self-defining goals. These are not ordinary goals like losing weight or learning to cook. These are identity goals. The kind of person you want to be at your core. Strong. Intelligent. Masculine. Patriotic. Moral. Successful. The things that form the foundation of how you see yourself and how you want others to see you.

    Wicklund and Gollwitzer found that when people feel incomplete in a self-defining area, they do not respond by doing the work required to close the gap. They respond by acquiring symbols that represent the identity they have not earned.

    They called it symbolic self-completion.

    A person who wants to be seen as masculine but doesn’t feel masculine will buy the boots, the truck, the gear. A person who wants to be seen as intelligent but hasn’t done the work will buy the books, share the quotes, display the credentials of other people. A person who wants to be seen as tough but knows they are not will put a skull decal on their vehicle and a tactical flashlight on their belt.

    None of those symbols make the person more masculine, more intelligent, or more tough. But the brain doesn’t care. The symbol fills the gap temporarily. It provides a shortcut to the feeling of being complete without requiring any of the effort that actual completeness demands.

    Wicklund found that the bigger the gap between who you are and who you want to be, the more aggressively you pursue the symbols. The louder the costume gets. The more flags, the more stickers, the more hats, the more yard signs. The volume is not a measure of commitment. It is a measure of the gap.

  15. #LucasBean #Conservatives #Symbols

    substack.com/inbox/post/215264

    In 1982, psychologist Robert Wicklund at the University of Texas at Austin, along with his colleague Peter Gollwitzer, published research on what happens when people feel a gap between who they are and who they want to be.

    They were studying what they called self-defining goals. These are not ordinary goals like losing weight or learning to cook. These are identity goals. The kind of person you want to be at your core. Strong. Intelligent. Masculine. Patriotic. Moral. Successful. The things that form the foundation of how you see yourself and how you want others to see you.

    Wicklund and Gollwitzer found that when people feel incomplete in a self-defining area, they do not respond by doing the work required to close the gap. They respond by acquiring symbols that represent the identity they have not earned.

    They called it symbolic self-completion.

    A person who wants to be seen as masculine but doesn’t feel masculine will buy the boots, the truck, the gear. A person who wants to be seen as intelligent but hasn’t done the work will buy the books, share the quotes, display the credentials of other people. A person who wants to be seen as tough but knows they are not will put a skull decal on their vehicle and a tactical flashlight on their belt.

    None of those symbols make the person more masculine, more intelligent, or more tough. But the brain doesn’t care. The symbol fills the gap temporarily. It provides a shortcut to the feeling of being complete without requiring any of the effort that actual completeness demands.

    Wicklund found that the bigger the gap between who you are and who you want to be, the more aggressively you pursue the symbols. The louder the costume gets. The more flags, the more stickers, the more hats, the more yard signs. The volume is not a measure of commitment. It is a measure of the gap.

  16. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  17. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  18. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  19. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  20. 🎲 ICYMI: Industrial designer Hunter Craighill breaks down pips and nubs, the subtle depressions and bumps found on everyday objects like #dice and #Braille.

    Together, they create ball detents that help lock #tools, dials, and folding #knives into place with a tactile click.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/pips-nubs-dece

    #communication #design #engineering #games #history #math #numbers #patterns #play #productdesign #shapes #sphere #symbols #science #mechanics #hardware #maker #invention #ergonomics #tksst #video

  21. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  22. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  23. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  24. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  25. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  26. 🎭 ICYMI: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  27. 🎭 WATCH: Costume and performance designer Venera Kazarova shares "Earth, Human, Sky," a #stopmotion piece set across three acts.

    Directed by Yuri Boguslavsky, the work treats wearable #clothing as an artistic medium, blending #dance, #sound, and surrealist figures shaped by #nature and #dreams.

    πŸ‘‰ Learn more: seethis.tv/post/earth-human-sk

    #animation #art #costumes #creativity #design #imagination #sculpture #papercraft #paper #crafts #performance #surrealism #symbols #textiles #womeninart #fashion #theater #film #tksst #video

  28. Took some pics yesterday of my small Lovers Communication System keyboard prototype.
    It will help me to explore how to type with a corpus of 800 combination glyphs. I have many other ideas but you have to start somewhere πŸ€”

    #design #keyboard #locos #loverscommunicationsystem #symbols #picto #pictograms #yukioota

  29. From the Smitho.graphicsβ„  Logo Design Archive β€” Logo & Icon Design Studio // Over 30 Years Experience.

    Client: fOKOS Photography
    Scope: #WordMark Masthead
    β†’ Project: is.gd/Fokos

    A Mastodon Logo Portfolio of #LogoDesigns #LogoMarks #BrandMarks #TypeMarks #WordMarks #Emblems #Symbols #Icons #icondesign #Appicons

    ο£Ώ Work Smitho.graphics
    β™‘ Social linktr.ee/smithographic

  30. I will document everything when I have digested it and share it on the website dedicated to LoCos launched last month.
    But first, I still have a lot to do on this website, as many things need to be polished in terms of content and functionalities...πŸ˜…

    I just wanted to share some bites with you here.

    Oh, and I have many other things to share about my trip stay tuned
    ⸜(κŽ£α΅•β¦)⸝

    5/5

    #symbols #pictogram #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  31. We have also talked about digitalization, as I understand now how he has constructed all LoCoS shapes and how I should improve mine. He still has a sharp mind and a good eye.
    He grew up in a kimono shop owned by his family and was surrounded by Japanese family Crest design. He still owns catalogs, this one has a hundred years old I think.

    ↓ 4/5

    #symbols #pictogram #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  32. He invited me to his apartment full of documentation about language systems, pictogram design, and his research on LoCoS when he was working on one of the first courses in the world on pictogram design at Zokei University around 1966. I had to buy a portable scanner to scan his postcard sized archives full of drawings for my own research and only had the time to scan a drop in the ocean.

    ↓ 3/5

    #symbols #pictogram #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  33. I had the chance to exchange with him on multiple occasions during this month, listen to his life, and explore his archives together. He was really kind and humble about his career and was always eager to make me discover new things as he did during all his personal life and with his students, even with his current health issues.

    ↓ 2/5

    #symbols #pictogram #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  34. I haven't taken the time yet to talk about it, but I was in Japan πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ last month and just came back few days ago!
    It was not really planned, but following the Symbol Group Conference, where I presented my work on The Lovers Communication System's ongoing digitalization, the genius designer behind it Yukio Ota opened me his door and I couldn't miss the chance of meeting him.

    ↓ 1/5

    #symbols #pictogram #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  35. With #humanitarian #catastrophes unfolding on several continents,
    the response of the #wealthy #world has been to πŸ’₯demand tighter borders and higher fences.

    ⚠️There is no blockbuster charity single raising money for starving refugees from the civil war raging in Sudan.
    πŸ†˜And now, the cruel taunts come not just from schoolyard bullies and cranks on the political fringes, but from the lips of a man who stood on the presidential debate stage on Tuesday -- a former president who once again has a coin-flip shot at regaining the most powerful office in the world.

    And so I suppose I shouldn’t have been surprised by that lowest of moments at the debate,
    when Donald Trump repeated a vile, baseless claim that Haitian immigrants were killing and eating household pets in Springfield, Ohio.

    This allegation appears to stem from viral social media posts and statements at public meetings.
    It was picked up by some of the most rancid figures at the #fringe of the #MAGA-verse,
    then quickly hopscotched from there to a social media post by Trump’s running mate, JD #Vance,
    and finally to the debate stage, sputtered by #Trump himself.

    There is something particularly #insidious about this claim,
    uttered at this time, from that stage.
    #Food and #pets are, to use a Freudian term, highly overdetermined #symbols in our political life.

    They are capable of receiving and holding a multiplicity of very potent meanings, transmitting deep messages about #identity and #belonging.

    You can tell how powerful this type of slur is by how quickly and vociferously it has animated so many on the right.

    Figures who flirt with the mainstream have eagerly jumped into the fray.

    The conservative culture warrior #Christopher #Rufo has offered a $5,000 bounty for anyone who can find proof that a Haitian immigrant had in fact eaten a cat.

    It is not hard to imagine how this could quickly escalate into #vigilante #violence against Haitians in America.

    On Thursday, city officials in Springfield, most of whom have pushed back against the false allegations, said they had received #bomb #threats, prompting the evacuation of city buildings.

    MAGA bigotry is far more #sinister and #dangerous than weird.

    And disbelieving laughter could,
    I fear, blind us to moments like this, when truly unacceptable lines are crossed

    nytimes.com/2024/09/14/opinion

  36. The Lovers Communication System is a pictorial language created by the genius Japanese designer Yukio Ota in 1964. You may know him as the main designer behind the ISO symbol Exit Sign, which has been adopted worldwide.

    His goal was to create a universal language that is easy to read, write, and remember, based on a combination of symbols and pictograms.

    ↓ 2/8

    #symbols #pictograms #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem

  37. OK, it's time to talk about the last project I spent many, many days to make:
    The digitalization of the Lovers Communication System (LoCoS)
    I am thrilled to announce that I will present it at the next Symbol 24 Conference on September 20th. Grab a ticket here; this is an online conference!
    symbol-group.org/

    ↓ 1/8 small thread to discover the project. Thanks for sharing !

    #symbols #pictograms #design #locos #yukioota #japan #loverscommunicationsystem