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The number at the end of each entry [ 9 ] refers to the version number in which the icon was first released; this provides a sort of chronology for potential Ph.D. candidates.
The following are mostly included.
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| 0000000 |
A subtle indication that those icons that are not already copyrighted are nonetheless still copyrighted (by me) [6] |
| 2000 |
The Millennium is coming: characters 2000 in the sky over some mountains: wow. Awesome. [4] |
| 2K |
Icon created on December 31, 1999: HOORAY! for the new year! [10] |
| 2K2 |
The first calendar month of 2000 [10] |
| 2THBRUS2 |
In support of dental health and hygiene [3] |
| 2THBRUSH |
Much the same [3] |
| 3DDOTS1 |
Dot figures of two people bustling to the left; becomes a random pattern of elevated dots with 3-d viewing; see README.3-D below for this and for the other 3D*.ICO icons [4] |
| 3DFACE1 |
Face for 3-d viewing [4] |
| 3DIAMOND |
Three diamonds; logo of Mitsubishi [10] |
| 3DOS2 |
Characters O, S, and 2; with 3-d viewing, the 2 is closest to the eye. [4] |
| 3DSPECS |
Red/green glasses atop a button, for 3-d displays; NOT a true 3-d icon, so don't cross your eyes at it [3] |
| 3DSTEPS1 |
Steps; with 3-d viewing, the lowest step is the highest (huh?) [4] |
| 3DTEST1 |
Pattern of dots to practice 3-d viewing [4] |
| 3DTEST2 |
As with 3DTEST1 [4] |
| 3DTEST3 |
As with 3DTEST1 [4] |
| 3DVOL1 |
Volcano; left of a stereo pair with 3DVOL2.ICO [4] |
| 3DVOL2 |
Right of the stereo pair with 3DVOL1.ICO; you can stare DOWN into the fiery heart of the volcano! [4] |
| 3PALMS |
Logo of my sister-in-law's pasta company [9] |
| 8BALL |
An 8-ball, as per billiards [7] |
| A&B1 |
Assault and battery; sigh. Idea not original. [4] |
| AALINES |
Logo of American Airlines; Just Another Boring Airline Logo (JABAL*) [9] |
| ABBA |
Celebrating the late, great Swedish singing group [10] |
| ABE1 |
Attempted portrait of Lincoln; put a white pixel or so in each eye for a disturbingly demented look [4] |
| ACORN |
From which great oaks grow [10] |
| AEROMEX |
Logo of AeroMexico Airlines; JABAL* [9] |
| AFRICA1 |
Outline map of Africa [8] |
| AFRICA2 |
Outline map with word "Africa," in case you thought it was South America [8] |
| AIUM |
Logo of the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine [4] |
| ALAMO |
to help you Remember the Alamo [8] |
| ALIENS1 |
Weird creatures in silhouette [4] |
| ALIENS2 |
More weird creatures, in eerie white-on-black [6] |
| ALIENS3 |
More of those strange creatures [10] |
| ALOE |
The healing vegetable [10] |
| AMONLINE |
America Online: U.S. map with telegraph lines, triangle [2] |
| ANARCHY |
Oh, the hideous scarlet letter of ANARCHY! On a field, sable, the letter A, gules, or something along those lines [8] |
| ANGIOPLS |
A catheter opening a cholesterol-clogged artery, hooray [8] |
| ANKH |
Egyptian life symbol [10] |
| ANNOY |
It even annoys me [8] |
| ARBOR |
A tree in the form of the letter A [10] |
| ARCH |
The Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile, Paris [10] |
| ARRWHEAD |
A flint projectile point [10] |
| ATLAS2 |
Non-representational Atlas holding up the world [7] |
| ATTACK |
WWII fighter attack out of the sun [10] |
| AUTORACE |
Well, an auto race [4] |
| B17 |
WW2 bomber [6] |
| BADBOYS |
Color code of electric wires: BBROYGBVGW: black, brown, red, orange, yellow, green, etc. But Violet gives willingly. [8] |
| BADSEEP |
Bad seep [10] |
| BALLOON |
Hot-air balloon [6] |
| BANDIT2 |
Jaundiced desperado with pistol [3] |
| BANG |
Asteroid stikes Earth; the Birth of the Moon, heigh ho [5] |
| BARN01 |
Ruin of the barn by moonlight [10] |
| BARN02 |
The barn in a healthier state [10] |
| BARN03 |
The barn from a different angle [10] |
| BARN04 |
The barn now oh aging badly [10] |
| BATTERY |
Battery, no salt [7] |
| BBQ3 |
A happy home barbeque [6] |
| BEACON1 |
The beacon, from above [9] |
| BEACON2 |
The beacon, from the side [9] |
| BEE |
Honey bee [8] |
| BELL01 |
Bell hanging batless in a belfry [10] |
| BELL02 |
The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia [10] |
| BIKE1 |
To meet that ever-present need for a motorcycle icon [4] |
| BIKE2 |
To meet that same need with a slightly larger motorcycle [4] |
| BIKE3 |
Ditto, but motorcycle has high-speed fairing [4] |
| BIKER |
Motorcyclist getting it on in the countryside [3] |
| BINOCS |
Binoculars [6] |
| BIOHZRD |
Biohazard symbol [10] |
| BIRD01 |
A nonspecific but pleasing bird [8] |
| BIRD02 |
Rock painting from Chicoasen; Mayan or Archaic [10] |
| BIRDPARA |
Bird-of-paradise flower [10] |
| BLAIRWCH |
From the movie "The Blair Witch Project" [9] |
| BLDING01 |
Nonspecific building with columns [10] |
| BLIMP2 |
Blimp over a nameless city [10] |
| BLIVET |
Or widget, as you like [7] |
| BLUBIRD1 |
Well, a silly bird [7] |
| BLUBIRD2 |
Another; perhaps the Bluebird of Happiness? No? [7] |
| BLUE1 |
Blue words "BIG BLUE" [5] |
| BLUE2 |
Same, only cutely done in red; yes, I know.... [5] |
| BLUEJAY |
Image inspired by, if those are the words, a postage stamp [8] |
| BLUEMAN |
A strangely electric entity [10] |
| BLUHERO1 |
Blue heron standing in water [4] |
| BLUHERO2 |
Blue heron in flight; from photo by Henry Holdsworth [7] |
| BLUHERO3 |
Yes, another blue heron; I LOVE those guys! [8] |
| BLWIDOW1 |
Black widow spider seen from the bottom [10] |
| BLWIDOW2 |
Black widow spider from a U.S. postage stamp [10] |
| BMW |
Emblem of a car; design based on an airplane propeller [8] |
| BOA |
Bank of America logo, I think now defunct [3] |
| BOAT1 |
Indifferent sailboat with spinakker sail [3] |
| BOAT2 |
Sailing vessel under full sail [3] |
| BOAT3 |
Line drawing of a boat [8] |
| BOAT4 |
Merry little red boat bounds over the waves [10] |
| BOAT5 |
More of the same [10] |
| BOMB |
Well, a bomb, an infernal device, with word "TICK" stupidly included (TOCK implied) [4] |
| BOOK |
Generic book, with illustration and ribbon [9] |
| BOOKS |
A shelf of books, archaic things that they are [7] |
| BOTTLE |
Is it part empty, or part full? [6] |
| BRAIN1,
BRAIN2,
BRAIN3,
BRAIN4 |
Four renditions of a brain; colored versions show lobes. My favorite is the colored version on black, but the others may have their uses. A few pixels of red on the plain version give a freshly-dissected look, but may be a tad revolting. [3] |
| BROCCOLI |
A delicious sprig o' broccoli (ugh) [8] |
| BSNO |
Defecating bull, yuk, with negation symbol [2] |
| BTTLSHIP |
Battleship firing its guns [9] |
| BUDDHA1 |
Silhouette of The Buddha [9] |
| BUDDHA2 |
Temple Buddha from Bangkok [10] |
| BUDDY |
The late, great rock musician [9] |
| BUG1 |
An insect, conceivably an ant [6] |
| BUG2 |
The dreaded huge, ugly giant root borer (Prionus spp.) [6] |
| BUG3 |
Weird green insect [10] |
| BUGKILL |
Insecticide [6] |
| BULLET |
Cartridge, helpfully labeled 9 mm [4] |
| BUNSEN |
A Bunsen burner [7] |
| BURGER |
A delicious hamburger a la The Whopper [3] |
| BUTFLY01 |
Butterfly from, I think, Costa Rica [10] |
| BUTFLY02 |
More fanciful butterfly [10] |
| BUTTON |
With a finger-like thing pushing it [5] |
| BUZZARD |
A buzzard in flight [8] |
| CABLECAR |
San Francisco cable car, climbing halfway to the stars [7] |
| CADUCEUS |
Caduceus [1] |
| CALENGL2 |
Calendar girl (female torso with calendar) [1] |
| CALGIRLS |
Two calendar girls, with simulated calendar to meet minimal standards of decency and social worth [3] |
| CAMEL |
Yes, from a cigarette ad [6] |
| CAN |
This, together with CANT.ICO, becomes pretty self-explanatory [10] |
| CANDLE |
Greenish candle in a candle holder [7] |
| CANOE |
A canoe on a mountain lake, where I wish I were when Fiji fantasies fade. I had in mind Lake Louise, in Alberta. [3] |
| CANT |
As part of a pair with CAN above: nor can it [10] |
| CAPETOWN |
A Cape Town logo; depicts Table Mountain, more or less [8] |
| CAR1 |
I guess the word is "whimsical" [7] |
| CAR2 |
Odd car before cityscape, or something [7] |
| CAR3 |
Front of oldish car, from a bulk-rate postage stamp [8] |
| CARDINAL |
The bird, not the cleric; a favorite of many correspondents [1] |
| CART |
Shopping cart, I guess [7] |
| CARTER |
Logo of Jimmy Carter's Carter Center [8] |
| CASTLE1 |
Scene through a ruined battlement [6] |
| CASTLE2 |
The chess castle (see Chess04) seen as real [9] |
| CAT01 |
Detail from a 15-16th century Inca tunic [7] |
| CAT02 |
Silhouette of a plump cat [9] |
| CAT03 |
Another seated cat silhouette [9] |
| CAT04 |
Another cat silhouette [9] |
| CAT05 |
Yet another; somewhat startled cat [9] |
| CAT06 |
Halloween-style cat; my cat actually does this [9] |
| CAT07 |
The endless series of cats continues [9] |
| CAT08 |
Another cat silhouette, and on and on it goes [10] |
| CATCHER2 |
It combs dreams out of the aether and such [10] |
| CATSEYE2 |
Drawn from life: Her Royal Hairness <> [10] |
| CBS |
CBS eye logo (not as interesting as NBC's peacock) [4] |
| CELLULAR |
Cellular phone [6] |
| CENT |
One red penny, a nearly useless coin [7] |
| CHAINS4 |
A symmetric design [7] |
| CHAOS1 |
Mandelbrot set; there exist better versions of this [1] |
| CHAOS2 |
Says here this is an I CHING ideogram meaning chaos, copied from a calligraphy print by Yunn Pann [5] |
| CHEMLAB |
Lab apparatus [7] |
| CHESS03 |
A knight chess piece against a chessboard [6] |
| CHESS04 |
Similar, with a castle or rook [9] |
| CHESS05 |
Again, but with a bishop [9] |
| CHESS06 |
Just a pawn in your game [10] |
| CHESS07 |
The queen Herself [10] |
| CHESS08 |
The king, a fairly useless piece, actually [10] |
| CHESS09 |
Another knight; different style [10] |
| CHESTCT |
Computerized tomographic slice of the chest [7] |
| CHILI |
[ 10 ] |
| CHKRBRD3 |
A checkerboard [8] |
| CIGS2 |
Two cigarettes in their natural states, unretouched [3] |
| CIGS3 |
A nameless packet of cigarettes: fear it [6] |
| CLOCK |
That annoying little OS/2 clock, cognate with the Windoze hourglass, q.v. [6] |
| CLOSPIN |
Yes, a clothespin [6] |
| CLOVER |
The lucky, four-leafed variety [7] |
| CLUBLJ |
Modified from the logo of my gym (Club La Jolla) [10] |
| COLUMNS1 |
Columns with white figure [9] |
| COLUMNS2 |
Similar, but more enigmatic [9] |
| COMANCHE |
U.S. Army cybercopter [9] |
| COMBLOCK |
Plain old boring combination lock [9] |
| COMET |
Comet, telescopic view [5] |
| COMPASS |
Compass rose [5] |
| CONTOUR |
A steep place on a contour map [10] |
| COOLER |
A water cooler, with characters H20; thrilling, huh? [4] |
| COSMOS |
Moon and stars, mostly for EZ-Cosmos [1] |
| COWBOY |
Just a lonesome cowpoke [8] |
| COYOLXA2 |
The deceased goddess Coyolxauhqui, from the monolith found at the Great Pyramid in Mexico City; colors arbitrary [10] |
| CPM |
Letters CP/M; for all those old CP/M programs hanging around on your hard disk, of which I'm sure there are myriads [6] |
| CRAB01 |
A crab [8] |
| CRASH1 |
Word CRASH, with explosion [6] |
| CRASH2 |
Two racing cars, one of which is in trouble (recall the racing motto: "Keep the rubber side down.") [6] |
| CREATIVE |
Supposedly Chinese symbols meaning Creative Power; see also CRISIS.ICO for my confession of Kanji helplessness [10] |
| CREATUR1 |
A two-headed inhabitant of my dreams [8] |
| CREATUR2 |
Another [8] |
| CREATUR3 |
Another dream creature: it develops inside a banana skin, and it has a single eye like an egg yolk [10] |
| CRISIS |
Supposedly Chinese for "crisis" or "danger;" would appreciate confirmation from someone knowledgeable. Round- [4] |
| CROSS04 |
A four-pointed star; fun to tinker with the colors [6] |
| CROSS05 |
A just slightly boring Maltese cross [7] |
| CROSS06 |
Nonrepresentational thing; vaguely Christian [8] |
| CROSS07 |
Another cross, more strongly Christian [8] |
| CROSS08 |
Christian variety cross, uh, floating [9] |
| CROSS09 |
Starry crosses [9] |
| CROSS10 |
Irish Celtic cross [9] |
| CROSS11 |
The crosses in this collection never seem to end [10] |
| CROSS12 |
Patriarchal cross with an odd shadow [10] |
| CROW |
[10] |
| CRUCFIG |
Rock painting from Cueva de la Malinche; Colonial or Late Postclassic Mesoamerican [10] |
| CRUISE1 |
Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines logo [3] |
| CRUISEMS |
Just your routine little cruise missile [6] |
| CRYPTO |
From cover and chapter heads of "Cryptonomicon," by Neal Stephenson [10] |
| CURVES |
Colored holes overlapping one another [10] |
| CUT&PSTE |
Scissors and paste pot [6] |
| DAGGER |
A dagger [3] |
| DANCER |
Tripping the light fantastic [8] |
| DARWIN |
Fairly self-explanatory: fish with feet [9] |
| DATA |
Data both analog and digital, being processed or something [10] |
| DAYODEAD |
Mexican Day of the Dead image: half face, half skull [9] |
| DBLDKR |
London double-decker bus [9] |
| DDAY44 |
Shot-up Nazi flag; actually completed June 6, 1994 [4] |
| DELTA |
Delta Airlines logo; (JABAL*) [3] |
| DERRICK |
Sunset view of an oil field [7] |
| DESIGN01 |
"Aztec" design from a painting by Diego Rivera [10] |
| DESIGN02 |
B/W design [10] |
| DESIGN04 |
Another B/W design [10] |
| DICE |
Pair 'o dice [6] |
| DISH |
Satellite dish [7] |
| DISKETTE |
Everybody's gotta make one of these [7] |
| DOG01 |
Silhouette of a dog [9] |
| DOG02 |
Another [9] |
| DOG03 |
Silhouette of plump, seated dog [9] |
| DOG04 |
Dog silhouette [10] |
| DOLPHIN1 |
Dolphin grinning, his head out of the water [6] |
| DOLPHIN2 |
Lonesome dolphin lurking in deepish waters [10] |
| DOLPHIN3 |
Dolphin merrily leaps from the water [10] |
| DOME |
A dome [6] |
| DOMINO |
Homage, more or less, to the television series "Twin Peaks" [10] |
| DOOROPEN |
Same door as DOOR_3 but opened; some sorta dumb message here? [2] |
| DOOR_3 |
Door in a battered brick wall (into Hotel California?) [2] |
| DOPPLER1 |
Color-mapped Doppler ultrasound examination of the carotids [5] |
| DOVE |
Peaceful little critter [8] |
| DRAGON |
The English rather than the Chinese variety [10] |
| DUALBOOT |
Two boots, for OS/2 literalists who are still running DOS and who want to do that "dual boot" thang; or for foot fetishists [1] |
| DUMMY |
From the wonderful "For Dummies" series of books [6] |
| E-MAIL |
Electronic mailbox or whatever [9] |
| EAGLE1 |
Face shot of an eagle [4] |
| EAGLE2 |
Aztec design of eagle-warrior, unless it's a vulture [4] |
| EAGLE3 |
Eagle, stretching its wings, I guess [4] |
| EAGLE4 |
Eagle stooping [9] |
| EAGLEMAN |
Painterly drawing of an eagle-man [10] |
| EAR |
Ear, with musical notes [6] |
| EARRING |
One of the earrings my Significent Other makes [7] |
| EARTH |
Portrait of our magnificent planet from space [9] |
| EASTER1 |
The Tomb, with stone rolled away; from the Gospel of Mark, not Luke [6] |
| EATATBLU |
Okay, a frank but unpaid plug for Blues, my favorite Cape Town restaurant [9] |
| EBUNNY |
Easter bunny, with eggs [6] |
| ECG |
Electrocardiogram tracing [6] |
| EIFFEL |
The tower in Paris [10] |
| ELEPH1 |
Elephant silhouette, sniffing the air for danger [9] |
| ELEPH2 |
Very similar to ELEPH1, but animal is just ambling along [9] |
| ELEPH3 |
Another elephant silhouette [10] |
| ENTWINED |
Male and female symbols [6] |
| EQUUS1 |
The front end of a horse, neighing or threatening to bite [4] |
| ESTERISL |
Stone head from Easter Island (a "Long-Ear," if you like); I have seen a way better one of these, somewhere [4] |
| EYECON1 |
Eye and eyebrow, for the delightful EYECON program which is unfortunately an OS/2 program: an eye on the screen follows the cursor around; one of the many things I miss about OS/2 [5] |
| EYECON2 |
Bloodshot eye [6] |
| FACE07 |
Man's face; no, not a Kennedy [1] |
| FACE08 |
A less representational face [6] |
| FACE09 |
Sort of scrambled and nonrepresentational [7] |
| FACE10 |
A doubled, exaggerated Black stereotype [7] |
| FACE11 |
Odd; grey with headdress; okay, I <> faces [7] |
| FACE15 |
Profile; sort of nonrepresentational [7] |
| FACE16 |
Profile with shadow [7] |
| FACE18 |
Another in a profile series [7] |
| FACE19 |
Face it, I continue to like faces [10] |
| FACE20 |
The ki'i wahine lashed to the port hull of the Hokule'a (q.v.) during voyages [10] |
| FACE21 |
Woman's face with suggestion of a cannon-ball hole in her head; just a suggestion, mind you [10] |
| FACES1 |
Two faces, more or less [6] |
| FACES2 |
White and black children's faces [6] |
| FATLADY |
Yogi Berra's fat lady sings: it's finally over [6] |
| FAULTS03 |
Geologic slips-n'-slides [10] |
| FAXN |
Phone with a fax sheet eerily emerging from it [6] |
| FERWHEEL |
A ferrous wheel; sigh [6] |
| FILEPEEK |
Egyptian-style eye of Horus [1] |
| FIMO1 |
65 gm block of a popular polymer clay [4] |
| FIRE1 |
Kanji character for fire [8] |
| FIRE2 |
A merrily burning fire [8] |
| FIREGIRL |
Sort of a fire-woman icon [8] |
| FISH08 |
Fish [3] |
| FISH09 |
Fish with ragged fins [8] |
| FISH10 |
Colorful tropical fish [8] |
| FISH11 |
Logo of El Pescador Fish Market, La Jolla, California [9] |
| FISH12 |
A variety of butterfly fish, I think [9] |
| FISH13 |
Moorish idol [9] |
| FISH14 |
A fish getting ready to be eaten [10] |
| FISHTACO |
Really handy fish taco icon: multiple applications [5] |
| FLMINGO |
Flamingo [8] |
| FLOSS |
A tooth hanging from floss; symbolism obvious [3] |
| FLOWR01 |
Flower [6] |
| FLOWR02 |
Flowers [6] |
| FLOWR03 |
Flowers [6] |
| FLOWR04 |
Flower [6] |
| FLOWR05 |
Yet another; I wish I knew what kinds these are [6] |
| FLOWR06 |
A rose on greenish background [10] |
| FNORD! |
Ill-seen characters FNORD!; it is hard to see the fnords, but easier on a black background. Fnord is a mantra in the Discordian religion, as you doubtless already know. [4] |
| FORMAT1 |
Floor mat (yes, admittedly, REALLY corny) [1] |
| FPRINT |
Fingerprint; no two are alike [9] |
| FRGBIRD1 |
Frigate bird puffing out its crimson chest [8] |
| FRGBIRD2 |
Frigate bird in flight [8] |
| FRUIT1 |
Still life with fruit, electrical banana [2] |
| FURNACE |
The Biblical fiery furnace; see (weird) Daniel 3:25 [8] |
| GALLOWS1 |
Icon for Hangman game [5] |
| GALLOWS2 |
More of the creepy, dispiriting same [6] |
| GATEWAY |
Gateway to what? and well might you ask [7] |
| GATOR1 |
Ole Louisiana swamp alligator [4] |
| GEM |
I had in mind a cut diamond [10] |
| GEMINI |
Sonographic view of twins, early in gestation [5] |
| GESTURE |
Upraised middle finger, symbolizing health and long life [2] |
| GIBRALT |
Rock of Gibralter, a la Prudential Insurance [7] |
| GIRAFFE1 |
Giraffe heading home in the sunset [4] |
| GIRAFFE2 |
Giraffe face [7] |
| GIRAFFE3 |
A giraffe running, with acacia tree in the background [8] |
| GLYPH1 |
Mayan glyph "Cimi;" yes, Mayan glyphs were brightly colored, way back when they were new [3] |
| GLYPHS2 |
Odd little piece [8] |
| GOLF1 |
Folks trudging through a merry game on the links [6] |
| GOLF2 |
A drive about to happen [6] |
| GOLGOTHA |
Crucifixion scene [5] |
| GOLGOTHB |
A somewhat less representational depiction of the Crucifixion [7] |
| GOLGOTHC |
A single cross [8] |
| GOTHICA |
Gothic letter A; advertisment for my collection of Gothic letter icons [7] |
| GOTHICD |
Similar; letter D [7] |
| GRAIL |
Yes, the Wholly Grail [8] |
| GRARCH |
A Greek arch, overlooking the ocean [8] |
| GREBE1 |
A grebe in the water [7] |
| GREBE2 |
Back of the head of similar grebe [7] |
| GREEKHEL |
Greek battle helmet, Corinthian style, 6th century B.C. [3] |
| GREENDOR |
Really strange things happen behind the green door [7] |
| GRNSPOT |
This is the green spot [10] |
| GRVYRD |
Landscape of a graveyard, not quite as spooky as I'd wished [3] |
| GUILIN |
The Li River, near Guilin, China; not exactly a handy, all-purpose icon, but you never know [2] |
| GUN1 |
Semiautomatic pistol [4] |
| GUNS |
Usually I try not to be political, but could not resist [10] |
| GYMNIST |
Inspired by the Year 2000 Sydney summer Olympics [10] |
| HALOWEEN |
Jack-o'-lantern [9] |
| HAMSICK |
The hammer and sickle of revolution, etc. [10] |
| HAND1 |
Kirlian photograph of a hand, with aura, sort of, I guess [7] |
| HAND3 |
A version of that awful little pointing hand we all know and love [8] |
| HANDLERY |
Logo of the (excellent) Handlery Hotels [8] |
| HANGOVER |
Self-explanatory [10] |
| HARDHAT |
Protection for construction workers [6] |
| HAWAII1 |
Hawaiian islands, with text label [5] |
| HAWAII2 |
Same, without label [5] |
| HAWAII3 |
The big island of Hawaii [5] |
| HAWAIIAN |
Hawaiian Airlines logo (JABAL*) [10] |
| H-BOMB1 |
Touching portrait of a hydrogen bomb explosion [9] |
| H-BOMB2 |
Similar; both are from photographs [9] |
| H-COPTER |
U.S. military helicopter [9] |
| HCAPPED |
Handicapped symbol [10] |
| HEART1 |
Heart after cardiectomy (the famed Aztec procedure), for Valentine's Day use or whatever [4] |
| HEART2 |
Valentine greeting [7] |
| HEART5 |
Stylized heart formed by red dots on a yellow background [7] |
| HEARTS1 |
A design of shrinking hearts [8] |
| HEARTS2 |
Design of heart shapes [10] |
| HELP3 |
A desperate face and "HELP;" face looks good in yellow, too [2] |
| HENCKELS |
Logo of Henckels (excellent) knives [9] |
| HGLASS |
The hideous Windoze symbol for wasting your time [6] |
| HIDDEN |
[10] |
| HNGDMAN2 |
[10] |
|
HOCAL1,
HOCAL2
|
"There's plenty of room at the Hotel California." [The Eagles] There's plenty of room because the hotel spreads over two icons. What you do is, put the two icons together to make a single image. Ominous colors reflect the mood of The Eagles' song; cheer it up, if you like. Paint the hotel yellow. Lighten up the sky. Things can get too gloomy. [2] |
| HOKULEA |
Double-hulled, twin-sailed replica of a Polynesian long- [10] |
| HNGDMAN2 |
The Tarot hanged man (upside down) [10] |
| HOMELESS |
Homeless person with shopping cart; rather a sad icon [2] |
| HOODORN |
Automobile hood ornament [7] |
| HORNET |
Unless it's a bee [3] |
| HORSE |
Horse silhouette [10] |
| HOTELDEL |
Logo of San Diego's Hotel del Coronado [8] |
| HOUSDAY |
A hillside house [3] |
| HOUSNITE |
Same house at night [3] |
| HUH5 |
Ugly Windoze 3.1 program group icon, saying what it says when you try to replace it with a more appealing icon [6] |
| ICON |
Idiotic self-defining thing: delete immediately [2] |
| INFINITY |
The symbol, with Swedish colors, for no particular reason [7] |
| INSTITUT |
Ja, this is der Institute [7] |
| INTERNT1 |
Network sort of maze; to celebrate The Internet [3] |
| INTROSPC |
The joys of introspection [9] |
| ITFLIES |
Maybe an angel, maybe something more ominous; in any case, it flies [7] |
| JACK |
A phone jack [5] |
| JAGUAR |
Overly cartoony view of his face [6] |
| JANITOR |
Hunkish janitor, adapted from the logo of the National Sanitary Supply Company [10] |
| JANUS1 |
The two-headed Roman one: guards doors and gates [8] |
| JANUS2 |
Another version [8] |
| JOHNCASH |
The singer Johnny Cash, complete with guitar [10] |
| JOLLYROG |
The Jolly Roger; the classic pirate flag [7] |
| JOYSTICK |
Joystick [3] |
| JUNGLE |
Machete and vines [5] |
| KACHINA1 |
A Pueblo deified ancestral spirit, with a rich tradition [10] |
| KACHINA2 |
Another [10] |
| KACHINA3 |
Another [10] |
| KACHINA4 |
Another [10] |
| KACHINA5 |
And another [10] |
| KANISZA |
Can you see the Kanisza triangle, made of negative space? [8] |
| KAYAK |
Kayak going downstream, as they typically do [8] |
| KEY |
Well, this here is the key icon [7] |
| KEYHOLE |
And this is the hole for the key [7] |
| KIBO1 |
Unauthorized icon of the Usenet god Kibo (a Discordian heresy), with all due respect to James Parry [4] |
| KIBO2 |
Another version, another mood [7] |
| KIBO4 |
Yet another version; ask not what became of number 3 [7] |
| KILLWHL1 |
Killer whale breaching in the Strait of Juan de Fuca [4] |
| KISS |
Celebrating the rock group [6] |
| KNIFE |
Of the useful Swiss Army variety [7] |
| KODAK |
The red and yellow of the Mother of All Moments [8] |
| KOKOPEL |
Kokopelli the water-bearer of the Southwestern desert; see also SOWEST3.ICO [10] |
| LAJOLLA2 |
My home town, pronounced "La HOY-ya," and thought by some to mean "The Jewel" and by others "The Water Bottle," etc. [10] |
| LAJOLLA3 |
The initials L and J, again [10] |
| LAWYER |
A fish, of the great white variety; may you never have to use this icon [2] |
| LAZYDOG |
A "Lazy Dog" missile, just over an inch long, dropped by the bushel from aircraft during WW II; they hit with the impact of a bullet; isn't that interesting? [5] |
| LENS1 |
Camera lens [8] |
| LENS2 |
Another [8] |
| LETBURN |
The burning letter [10] |
| LETGRE |
This is the damaged green letter [10] |
| LETMAG |
This is the closely examined letter [10] |
| LETRED |
This is the torn red letter [10] |
| LETYEL |
This is the ripped yellow letter [10] |
| LIFE |
Elements of Conway's game of Life [1] |
| LIFEFLIT |
Life-flight air-rescue helicopter [6] |
| LIGHTER |
A cigarette lighter [4] |
| LION |
B/W lion face [3] |
| LION2 |
Lion silhouette [10] |
| LIPSTICK |
A lipstick [4] |
| LITEBULB |
A light bulb [9] |
| LITEHOU1 |
Lighthouse on Cape Cod, evening [4] |
| LITEHOU2 |
Lighthouse on Prince Edward Island [6] |
| LITEHOU3 |
From a painting by Elizabeth Mumford, Cape Cod, as reproduced on a potato chip package (truly) [9] |
| LITEHOU4 |
Marshall Point Light, Port Clyde, Maine, at dawn [9] |
| LITNING |
High-speed photo of an electric discharge [7] |
| LKETAHOE |
Shows the best aspects of Lake Tahoe (NOT the casinos) [9] |
| LLAMA |
Head of a friendly llama [7] |
| LOBSTER3 |
Lobster claw and cracker; oh, yum! [4] |
| LOOKMA! |
No hands! [9] |
| LONDTELE |
London telephone booth [10] |
| MACAW |
Scarlet macaw, Bolivia [6] |
| MACAW2 |
A different bird from the above [6] |
| MAGNIF01 |
Magnifying glass [10] |
| MAIZE |
The Mesoamerican staff of life [10] |
| MALCHITE |
A piece of a malachite stalagmite from Zaire [9] |
| MAP |
Where you are going; where you have been; where ARE you going? and where HAVE you been? [10] |
| MAPLEAF |
Canadian flag [4] |
| MARTINI1 |
A chilled vodka martini up, shaken, not stirred; with olive [5] |
| MARTINI2 |
Another, pleasingly similar [6] |
| MASK1 |
Polynesian mask [3] |
| MASK2 |
Greek tragedy mask [7] |
| MASK3 |
For the masked ball, New Orleans [10] |
| MATCH |
A match head igniting [9] |
| MATHORN |
Matterhorn, Zermatt, Switzerland [4] |
| MAYA1 |
From the Bonampak murals [8] |
| MAYDAY02 |
Airplane in trouble [10] |
| MAYDAY04 |
Another airplane in big trouble [10] |
| MAZE1 |
A little maze, perhaps for confusing programs [5] |
| MAZEMAN |
A maze-man, I guess [8] |
| MDCTLOGO |
Logo of the UCSD Medical Center [9] |
| MEDUSA |
The head of Ms. Medusa; usually she is seen as beautiful; well, not here [10] |
| MELON |
Slice of watermelon [5] |
| MENSA |
Mensa logo [1] |
| MEXICANA |
Logo of Mexicana Airlines (JABAL*) [10] |
| MISCOPE |
Skinny microscope [6] |
| MOBY1 |
Moby Dick cutting up real ugly, as was his wont [7] |
| MODEM_1 |
Old-style telephone (OS/2-variety folder) [1] |
| MONARCH |
Butterfly [6] |
| MONEY3 |
George Washington's head with traditional mushroom hairdo [6] |
| MONKEY |
Fun-loving colobus monkey [7] |
| MONSTER |
From the cover of the REM album of the same name [6] |
| MOON |
Full moon rising [8] |
| MOONAZT |
The Aztecs, like the early Asians, saw a rabbit in the moon [10] |
| MOONPIE |
Delicious Lookout (TM) Moon Pie; tastes way better than it looks in this icon [5] |
| MOOSE1 |
Moose by a lake under the northern lights, yes [7] |
| MOOSE2 |
Moose silhouette [9] |
| MORPHOSE |
From probably defunct Morphose game [3] |
| MORTMAIN |
The dreaded Dead Hand [10] |
| MRI_T1 |
Magnetic resonance image of the brain, with T1 weighting (say WHAT?) [3] |
| MTFUJI |
Mt. Fuji, after rendition by Hokusai (1760 - 1849) [5] |
| MUSTANG |
North American P-51, in style of WW II aircraft spotters silhouettes [9] |
| NEBULA1 |
Nebula, sort of; astronomically impefect [1] |
| NESSIE |
From the famous photograph of the Loch Ness monster [9] |
| NEWORLNS |
New Orleans street light and horn player [7] |
| NO1 |
The word NO [6] |
| NOEL |
Christmas greeting: a mail box with Noel, you see (groan) [4] |
| NOSMOKE |
Puritanical, health-nut stuff; to be ignored; light up! [4] |
| NOVA01 |
A star busy blowing up [10] |
| NUCLEON |
Board piece from Nucleon game [3] |
| OAKLEAF |
Close to the icon of The Nature Conservancy [7] |
| OLDCAR |
Front end of a classic [7] |
| OLDE1 |
Ivy-covered folder for those archaic files we still haven't gotten around to deleting [4] |
| OLDE2 |
Similar, but not associated with a folder [6] |
| OLYMPIC1 |
Olympic games logo [3] |
| OPUS |
The penguin from "Outland," by Berkeley Breathed (copyright, presumably) [6] |
| ORGCHART |
An organization chart [5] |
| OSTRICH |
Face of an ostrich [4] |
| OVTHERE |
Finger pointing left [2] |
| PAINTS |
Tube of oil paint and brush [9] |
| PANDA |
Bai Yun, at the San Diego zoo [7] |
| PARIS |
Cribbed from Klee or Miro or somebody Impressionistic [8] |
| PCLIP05 |
Paper clips [10] |
| PCOM1 |
Telephone receiver with P COM (as in ProComm) [1] |
| PDERNAL1 |
Mt. Pedernal, the mountain so often painted by Georgia O'Keeffe [7] |
| PDERNAL2 |
Similar, with trademark O'Keeffe-style cow skull [7] |
| PEACOCK |
Symbol of N.B.C., sort of [4] |
| PEASIGN |
Okay, this is from MY generation, so I can do what I want with it: semaphore for N and D, as in Nuclear Disarmament, which is still a good idea [10] |
| PEDALS |
The one on the right makes it go, the one on the left makes it stop [10] |
| PEGASUS |
The flying horse from Greek mythology [8] |
| PELICAN1 |
Face view of brown pelican, South America [5] |
| PEN1 |
Tip of fountain pen; for word processor [5] |
| PEN2 |
Tip of ballpoint pen; for ditto [5] |
| PENGUIN1 |
Actually, a couple of 'em [4] |
| PENGUIN2 |
There is no such thing as too many penguins. [6] |
| PGLYPH1 |
Southwestern petroglyph [7] |
| PGLYPH2 |
Hawaiian petroglyph [8] |
| PIG |
Kind of a non-representational pig [8] |
| PLANE1 |
Passenger jet taking off into the sun [8] |
| PLANE2 |
Passenger jet taking off, period [8] |
| PLANE3 |
Another plane taking off (Southwest Airlines, I think) [8] |
| PLANE4 |
Much more bellicose plane, against Maxfield Parrish sky [9] |
| PLANE5 |
Fatter version of Plane4 [9] |
| PLANT |
A stylized plant [9] |
| PLATYPS1 |
I find a platypus nearly impossible to draw [8] |
| PLATYPS2 |
See what I mean? [8] |
| PLUMB1 |
In honor of the wonders of the plumb line [9] |
| PLUMB2 |
Similar honor [9] |
| POISON |
Poison bottle [8] |
| PORN |
Gynecological view (vile and <> included; available only by persuasive request from responsible adults) [2] |
| POWER |
Southwestern non-representational design [1] |
| PRAM |
Baby carriage [6] |
| PREGNANT |
Pregnant woman line-drawing [7] |
| PRINCE |
The artist formerly known as Prince [10] |
| PROMETH1 |
Prometheus, who stole fire and gave it to man [9] |
| PROMETH2 |
Another Promethean image [9] |
| PUEBLO |
Near Santa Fe [8] |
| PUFFIN |
Just a friendly little puffin, off the coast of Wales [8] |
| PUKE |
Folder with puking face; for programs that belong there [4] |
| PUSH |
A heavy-duty push-button [7] |
| PUSHING |
Yes, pushing the envelope. Sigh. [10] |
| PYRAMID1 |
The eye in the pyramid, with apologies to Shea and Wilson [4] |
| PYRAMID3 |
Nocturnal view of a Mayan Pyramid (Temple II, Tikal?) [4] |
| PYRAMID4 |
Something similar in subject matter [8] |
| PYRAMID5 |
Representation of the Great Pyramid in Tenochtitlan, 1519 [10] |
| QUAIL |
Logo of the California State Parks Foundation [10] |
| QUOTES |
Lips, quotation marks: for any of several quotation programs [4] |
| RABBIT |
Rabbit silhouette [10] |
| RACCOON |
Nocturnal face view of raccoon [4] |
| RACECAR |
Frontal view of a sports racing car [7] |
| RADAR |
Radar screen [10] |
| RADIOAC1 |
International symbol for radioactivity [2] |
| RADIOAC2 |
Same, plus skull and h-nu [2] |
| RAKUPOT |
Raku-fired pot, cleverly labeled RAKU, not a spittoon [3] |
| RANDOM |
[10] |
| RAT1 |
Friendly little rat, just sniffing the breeze [9] |
| RECTAN01 |
Design o' rectangles [10] |
| RECTAN02 |
Design o' rectangles [10] |
| RECTAN03 |
Design o' rectangles [10] |
| RECTAN04 |
Design o' rectangles [10] |
| RECTAN05 |
Yes, more o' the same [10] |
| RECTBEAR |
With different coordinates, you see, it becomes a polar bear [7] |
| REMOTE03 |
The device with which I manipulate my television set [10] |
| RHEA |
Lesser rhea of Patagonia; a flightless bird suggestive of the ostrich [10] |
| RHINO1 |
Rhino by moonlight, uttering a mating call; good luck, rhino! [4] |
| RHINO2 |
Still ugly and still painfully endangered [10] |
| ROACH |
Roach (St. Gulik in the Discordian faith) fetchingly displayed on tile [4] |
| ROCKET01 |
Implausible rocket [7] |
| ROCKET02 |
Another implausible but lovable red rocket [10] |
| RONDEL |
Formerly mostly a decoration of British warplanes [10] |
| ROO1 |
Kangaroo, hopping along at a merry rate [7] |
| ROO2 |
Similar; the red thing on the horizon is Ayres Rock, natch, or Uluru; sound effects by didgeridoo [7] |
| ROSE1 |
A rose [5] |
| ROSE4 |
A less representational rose [9] |
| ROSY |
Rosy-fingered dawn, a phrase used a lot by Homer [4] |
| RULER |
The end of one of those yellow wooden rulers [8] |
| SAAIRLNS |
Logo of South Africa Airlines, and no recommendation is implied whatever, and I mean NONE AT ALL (JABAL*) [8] |
| SAFLAG |
South African flag: The New South Africa [8] |
| SAFLAG2 |
Beehive version of the South African flag [10] |
| SAFLAG3 |
Pointillist version [10] |
| SANDIEGO |
Outline map of San Diego; just what everyone needs [1] |
| SANTAFE |
From a carved door in Santa Fe [8] |
| SAONOFRE |
A portion of the San Onofre nuclear generating station [10] |
| SATURN |
Saturn automobile logo; as with Toyota below [3] |
| SCALE1 |
Balance-type scale; I use this for a unit conversion program. SCALE1 is balanced, SCALE2 is not. [5] |
| SCALE2 |
See previous [5] |
| SCALE3 |
Bathroom scale: step on it and weep [10] |
| SCALLOP1 |
Chlamys islandicus: Iceland scallop [7] |
| SCALLOP2 |
A scallop shell; colors arbitrary [10] |
| SCHCAT2 |
Cat's paw, poison bottle, and radioactive source [4] |
| SCHROCAT |
Schrodinger's cat, in its living mode, complete with poison bottle [4] |
| SCREAM |
Face from "The Scream," by Edvard Munch [5] |
| SCREAM1 |
Oh horrifying face from the "Scream" movie series [8] |
| SCREAM2 |
Another version of this [8] |
| SEAWOLF1 |
Submarine, for Seawolf game [4] |
| SEAWORLD |
Minimally boring logo of Sea World, San Diego [10] |
| SELFPORT |
Me, with jaundice (see BANDIT above) [6] |
| SF1 |
San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge [6] |
| SF2 |
San Francisco skyline, on a foggy day [8] |
| SHADES4 |
A nonspecific design [10] |
| SHADES5 |
Very similar indeed [10] |
| SHADOW |
An ominous sort of shadow [10] |
| SHIELD |
Design from a shield made by the Urapmin people in Papua New Guinea [10] |
| SHIP02 |
Ship sailing straight toward viewer [3] |
| SHIP03 |
Three-masted sailing ship from a bygone age [7] |
| SHIP05 |
A simpler ship, or boat [7] |
| SHIP06 |
Cruise ship on the horizon, near dusk [7] |
| SHIP07 |
Vaguely cartoonish ship [8] |
| SHIP08 |
Adapted from the logo of Kingdom Age Software, makers of Godspeed [10] |
| SHIP09 |
Sailing off the Seychelles [10] |
| SHOE1 |
High-heeled shoe [10] |
| SHOE2 |
Another; no fetishism here [10] |
| SHOUT |
Open, yelling mouth, complete with uvula [3] |
| SHRED2 |
A hydrocephalic dwarf devouring a file: originally for the OS/2 shredder [3] |
| SHRED3 |
Gory version of the default OS/2 shredder icon [3] |
| SKATEBOA |
Politically very incorrect logo of Bitch Surfboards, Los Angeles, founded by Sal Rocco, Jr. Really. [4] |
| SKULLE01 |
Skull with cross(ed) bones [1] |
| SKULLE02 |
Similar [1] |
| SKULLE03 |
More o' the same [1] |
| SKULLE07 |
A yin-yang figure [10] |
| SKULLE08 |
Small skull on confusing background [10] |
| SLIDE2 |
Photographic 35 mm slide [1] |
| SLIDE3 |
35-mm photographic slide [10] |
| SLUG |
Large, black, garden-eating slug from Vancouver Island [10] |
| SMILE |
Fairly toothy smile: my secretary's reminder of a dental appointment [4] |
| SNAKE2 |
The business end of a diamond-backed rattlesnake [8] |
| SNAKE3 |
A snake in the grass [10] |
| SNOWCAT |
Winter scene with snowplow [3] |
| SNOWFAL1 |
Semi-abstract snowfall [7] |
| SNOWFAL2 |
More o' the same [7] |
| SOCCER |
Hexagons [5] |
| SOLITAR1 |
Heart on a spade [1] |
| SOWEST1 |
Southwestern desert scene [3] |
| SOWEST2 |
Another: still trying to get it right [4] |
| SOWEST3 |
Kokopelli dancing and playing his flute in front of a fire [5] |
| SOWEST4 |
Cow's skull and cactus; oh, where is Georgia O'Keeffe? (Answer: floating just above Mt. Pedernal; vide supra) [7] |
| SOWEST5 |
More of this Southwestern theme, here from nonprofit organization postage stamp [8] |
| SPHINX1 |
The classic Egyptian sphinx [9] |
| SPHINX2 |
Another view of the same [9] |
| SPIDER |
A common or garden spider [10] |
| SPIRAL01 |
Spiral design [10] |
| SPIRAL02 |
Another spiral design [10] |
| SPIRAL03 |
Another spiral design [10] |
| STAPLE |
Stapler [6] |
| STARFISH |
Starfish [6] |
| STAT2 |
Bell curves, for statistics programs [1] |
| STAT3 |
Pretty much the same, with sigma [6] |
| STEALTH1 |
F-117A Stealth aircraft, front view [5] |
| STEEPLE |
New England church [8] |
| STEPS |
Going up or perhaps down [7] |
| STNHENGE |
View of Stonehenge, minus the hordes of tourists [8] |
| STOPLITE |
Stoplight [4] |
| STP |
The oil treatment logo [1] |
| STRIPES1 |
An abstraction, I guess; sorry, I guess [7] |
| STRIPES2 |
More of the same [7] |
| STUKA |
Junkers JU 87, in aircraft-spotter style from WW II [9] |
| SUB |
Submarine, surfaced, front view [5] |
| SUITCAS1 |
Well-traveled suitcase [3] |
| SUITCAS2 |
About the same [6] |
| SUITCAS3 |
More contemporary suitcase, with wheels [10] |
| SUNSET1 |
Fiji dreams with palm trees [1] |
| SUNSET2 |
About the same [6] |
| SUNSET3 |
More stormy version [6] |
| SUNSET4 |
The sun never sets on the British Empire [10] |
| SUPERTET |
Super Tetris (typical dull Tetris icon) [1] |
| SURF1 |
A surfer [1] |
| SURF2 |
Another surfer [1] |
| SURF3 |
Yet another; I live in Southern California [6] |
| SURF4 |
In the tube [6] |
| SURF5 |
Surfer coming out of tube [9] |
| SWAMP |
Swamp, from U.A. nonprofit organization stamp [9] |
| SWAMPMA |
Icon of the remarkable Swamp Mama Johnson, singer from the Pacific Northwest; may she prosper and thrive [8] |
| SWAN2 |
Swan [8] |
| SWCHEGG1 |
A Swiss-cheese egg [10] |
| SWCHEGG2 |
Another Swiss-cheese egg [10] |
| SWCHEGG3 |
Swiss-cheese eggs pleasantly overlapped [10] |
| SWOOSH |
Nike trademark logo [8] |
| SYDOPERA |
The Sydney opera house, with yacht [8] |
| TAJ |
The Taj Mahal, Agra, India (1648) [8] |
| TAKEOFF |
Jet liner over airport, headed for Fiji, oh yeah [4] |
| TALKHEAD |
A talking head; a suit [6] |
| TAO |
The Way; calligraphy originally by Alan Watts, from the cover of his autobiography [10] |
| TAP |
A water tap, leaking [6] |
| TARGET |
Bullseye with red holes; shooter is pulling up and left [5] |
| TEACHR |
Teacher at chalkboard [6] |
| TECHSUP |
Cobwebbed phone and skull that have formed while waiting for any generic technical support [4] |
| TEMPHEAV |
The Temple of Heaven, in Beijing [8] |
| THUMBSDN |
Thumb(s) down [5] |
| THUMBSUP |
Corresponding [5] |
| THURNITE |
A pair of legs. If you need an icon for every day of the week, this is Thursday. [2] |
| TIBET |
A stab at the complex flag of poor, hapless Tibet [9] |
| TILES1 |
A label in my beloved bathroom tile code; the first person to decipher this will NOT be awarded the matching vinyl luggage set or the stainless-steel cutlery [10] |
| TILES2 |
Another bathroom tile encoded label that may be slightly more difficult to decipher (but not much more) [10] |
| TITANIC2 |
R.M.S. Titanic at an unpleasant moment in her career; certain artistic liberties have been taken with reality. [3] |
| TNC |
Trinitrochickenwire, a steroidal compound (the hydroxide) [6] |
| TOOLS01 |
Some tools, cleverly labeled TOOLS [6] |
| TOTEM1 |
Face on totem pole, Tlingit Indian, north of Juneau [7] |
| TOTEM2 |
Pacific Northwest Haida Indian totem [8] |
| TOUCAN |
A toco toucan; lives in Bolivia [6] |
| TOUCAN02 |
A happy toucan with joyous blue feet [10] |
| TOWER |
The Tarot ruined tower card XVI [9] |
| TOYOTA |
Toyota logo [3] |
| TPAPER |
A roll of toilet paper on a blue background [2] |
| TRASH_2 |
Trash can [5] |
| TREE_02 |
Just a tree [1] |
| TREE_03 |
Directory-type "tree" [1] |
| TREE_07 |
[10] |
| TREE_08 |
A sort of hierarchical tree [8] |
| TREE_09 |
Okay, I like trees [8] |
| TREE_10 |
Yellow tree [10] |
| TREE_11 |
Red/black tree with cross at its base [10] |
| TREE_12 |
Large tree with sprouting tree at base; adapted from Finca International logo [10] |
| TREE_13 |
Monterey cyprus in typical Monterey gloom [10] |
| TREEFROG |
Lil' ole' Louisiana tree frog [7] |
| TRIPE1 |
Fokker Dr.1 triplane. #1 is in combat situation. #2 has black background; okay, these planes didn't fly at night; this again is artistic license, because it makes a dramatic icon. As with BRAIN?.ICO above, I couldn't make up my mind. [3] |
| TRIPE2 |
See previous [3] |
| TRISTERO |
Muted post horn with W.A.S.T.E., dots implied; for "We Await Silent Tristero's Empire" or whatever [4] |
| TROLLEY |
Logo of San Diego trolley system [3] |
| TSHIRT |
A tee-shirt with a T, for Throop Polytechnic [10] |
| TUBTHUM1 |
[10] |
| TUBTHUM2 |
[10] |
| TUNNEL2 |
Oh, no: the light at the end of the tunnel IS an oncoming train! [3] |
| TURTLE |
Kemp's Ridley sea turtle [9] |
| TUT1 |
Sarcophagus cover of King Tutankamen [7] |
| TUT2 |
Ankh and cartouche of King Tutankamen [9] |
| TUT3 |
Cartouche of King Tutankamen's birth name [9] |
| TUT4 |
As with Tut2 [9] |
| TWSTER2 |
Tornado [10] |
| UCSD2 |
Complete with the UCSD Undergraduate Library, or the "UGLY" [4] |
| UCSD4 |
Oh, the official logo of UCSD! Use it everywhere. [6] |
| UCSD5 |
More UCSD symbolism [8] |
| UFW |
Logo of the United Farm Workers [10] |
| ULURU |
AKA Ayre's Rock, central Australia [8] |
| UMBRELLA |
Let a smile be your umbrella! [10] |
| UMBSMILE |
Or, let an umbrella be your smile! [10] |
| UNDRGRND |
London subway symbol [8] |
| UNIT7 |
Self-centered logo of my company, Unit Seven Concepts [6] |
| UNITED |
Logo of United Airlines; (JABAL*) [3] |
| UNODOS |
Counting in Spanish; like several in this collection, looks best on a dark background [2] |
| URINAL1 |
Actually, a pair of the tall variety [10] |
| URINAL2 |
One of the smaller, wall-mounted sort [10] |
| USA1 |
Gun on a red/white/blue background [6] |
| USA3 |
The capitol [6] |
| USADE |
Generic outline map of USA [1] |
| USFLAG |