Symbol Sourcebook

The "Symbol Sourcebook" by John Wiley & Sons is a comprehensive reference work aimed at designers and professionals in the field of graphic design. This book, created by the renowned industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss, offers a careful collection and categorization of graphic symbols used in various aspects of life around the world. It serves not only as a practical reference but also as a source of inspiration for the development of new symbols. The structure of the book is well thought out, allowing for easy navigation through the different symbol categories, which are organized by disciplines, shapes, and basic symbols. Additionally, the book includes a color overview that explains the meanings of colors in different cultural contexts. With its 288 pages, the "Symbol Sourcebook" provides a valuable resource for anyone involved in visual communication and symbol design.