When you approach a red octagon, you know you must stop. Everyone knows this. Children know this before they can even read the word STOP.
However, what would you do if you approach a four way street with flashing red lights on top?
Sunday, May 1, 2011
And Then You Must Stop...
Most visual literate knowings come from your subconscious. You may react to a diagram or picture without even thinking about it.
When you approach a red octagon, you know you must stop. Everyone knows this. Children know this before they can even read the word STOP.
Your brain tells you this is also treated as a stop sign even though there is no red octagon on the corner of the road.
When you approach a red octagon, you know you must stop. Everyone knows this. Children know this before they can even read the word STOP.
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