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pictographyExpression of words and ideas through drawings (pictographs), considered a forerunner of true writing. Pictographs are drawn in a standardized way, omitting unnecessary details. A pictograph that stands for a specific idea or meaning is an ideogram; one that stands for an individual word is a logogram. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In this touching pictography of his working-class parents, The Snow-man's Raymond Briggs tells the story of the two lives that shaped his own with a warmth and sympathy that radiates from the animated panels of the book. 3 -- color) A visitor with a sharp eye might even spot a pictography left by Anasazi Indians 800 years ago. By using ScriptWorks and Harlequin's color matching technology, the Pictography 3000 breaks new ground in the digital proofing market. |
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