Case Studies/PICOL – Pictorial Communication Language

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Melih Bilgil, PICOL http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

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Clear and reduced icons.

PICOL stands for Pictorial Communication Language and is a project to find a standard and reduced sign system for electronic communication. — Melih Bilgil, PICOL, http://www.picol.org/about.php

Overview

PICOL stands for Pictorial Communication Language and is a project to find a standard and reduced sign system for electronic communication.

News on PICOL can be found on the PICOL Blog [1]


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Motivations

The aim of PICOL is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication. The icons are simple, clear and black/white, so that they don´t collide with your own design.

Media

The icons are available as SVG (vector) and PNG (16x16 Pixel & 32x32 Pixel). You can download all available icons here [3]

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