Symbols

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

Frozen cubes
Chilled product
Vary by market

On the side of a convenience store, solid state water in bags.

“We all get the same amount of ice. The rich get it in the summer. The poor get it in the winter.” – Bat Masterson

Negative concept
Enunciation function
Collective disposition

Messages depend on context framing.

“Seen from this perspective, theoretical expression no longer comes between social object and praxis.” – Felix Guattari