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The Street: Wayfinding Continued

December 14, 2009 by Iskra 2 Comments

Walkin_Dolls
Walkin' Dolls, © Iskra Johnson

A year ago I started a visual journal about wayfinding and my favorite of all street icons, the walking man. He has come back to haunt me along with other signs and symbols of the street like the Traffic Circle, for which I have created several much-needed re-designs.

Magician's_Circle
Magician's Circle, © Iskra Johnson

Filed Under: Photography, The Street Tagged With: art about signage, art about the street, Crosswalk, street art, The Street: Wayfinding, walking man, wayfinding

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  1. Jennifer Carrasco says

    December 16, 2009 at 3:42 pm

    Times Arrow, Man and Veil, and Intersections speak to me. The softer lines, the ambiguity give the pieces so much mystery in Intersections and Man and Veil…and the Times Arrow, curving into the moon, the circle, infinity….
    The regret of missing the signs or failing to read them correctly. How would one’s life turn out if you had recognized the signs and allowed them to nudge you in another direction?

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  2. Wilmerdon says

    December 29, 2009 at 10:48 am

    Well, I am stealin’ em, Walkin’ dolls.

    Reply

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