Associated with speed and dynamism

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87% of our graduates are already working in IT Leave a request and we will help you choose a new profession Leave a request Arrow The arrow symbol indicates the direction of movement. It is known that even in the times of Ancient Greece, arrows in the form of footprints were used. They were washed away by rain and wind and took the shape of an arrow. Check mark As you know, a check mark is used to mark correct answers and tasks, but it is also widely used in advertising. In the Roman Empire, the word “truth” was written in shorthand with a tick, or rather the letter “V”. But over time, this letter became more and more careless and acquired the form that is relevant today.

Triskelion The number 3 has had positive associations in most cultures of the world since ancient times. If a symbol has 3 elements that move in a circle, they will also have a harmonious appearance, associated with integrity, development, cyclicality and continuous movement. The triskelion is one of the most popular symbols in design. Bogolanfini Bogolanfini is a Malian turkey email list patterning technique that has become popular in graphic design in recent years. The artists themselves used fermented river mud and a wooden brush to apply it as a hunter's camouflage. Today, these patterns are associated with the expression of national identity.

Lamp The symbol of a light bulb is associated with an idea. It was first used in the cartoon about Felix the Cat, since the latter did not speak and his thought process had to be somehow indicated. Therefore, various images appeared above his head, such as a light bulb. Now this metaphor of thought is used not only in films, but also in design. OK The "ok" gesture is widely used not only in design but also in marketing in general. It means agreement, approval. The gesture began to be used in America during election activity in 1836. Star The star means shine or brilliance, victory. Even in ancient times, people copied the stars from the sky, and the rays had a symbolic meaning.