Symbols

Forms harmonize
Concept exhibition
Completely adequate

Cryptic symbols along the way attract attention and communicate through a shared commonality.

“I mean an identification in the sense that we feel that we could have written those words (if only we had the talent to express ourselves as well), because they express something that we, too, feel or have felt, think or have thought, and sometimes even thoughts and feelings we never realized we had but that now, seeing them expressed, we find resonating with something within ourselves.” – Anna Christina Ribeiro

Deep dish pizza
Beer & wine
Carry out

The cast shadows from the hanging light fixtures add a nice graphical touch.

“Ideas are like pizza dough, made to be tossed around.” – Anna Quindlen

Exclusive option
No other choice
Extinguish possibility

A near infinite number of potential paths await the traveler.

“It is by choice and not by chances that we change our circumstances.” – Nadia Sahari

Love is love
Virtual hugs
Linda Devine

Once upon a time, the movie theater was an important part of a community’s tapestry.

“United we stand, divided we fall.” – Aesop

Straight away
In a quandary
Horns of a dilemma

Decisions must be made at every juncture.

“There’s only one direction you can coast.” – Brian Tracy

Sidewalk dining
Authentic memorabilia
Junction scramble

The clean and clear high desert air enhances object demarcation, as old memories fuel new experience.

“It’s a sign of a good diner to have customers who are stuck in time. A well-known rule of eating is that if there are no time-loop customers, the place probably isn’t worth even ordering a plate of fries.” – Joseph Fink

Juncture disruption
Connection arrow
Warning resource

Encoded to construct an action response, roadway symbols promote behavior modification.

“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” – Pablo Picasso

Getting nearer
Going through
The movements

Outsider art emerges successfully on the street, momentarily arresting attention.

“I’m curious about life, period.” – Graham Nash

Surf boutique
Beach fashion
Cover up

Clever names play on phraseology open to multiple interpretations.

“Poets are people who never forget they were born naked.” – Marty Rubin

Background foundation
Conception reckoned
Syntactic order

The past is inscribed in the present.

“History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.” – Winston S. Churchill