JAPANESE EMOTICONS.

An impressive gallery of the many and varied ways Japanese give typographical expression to emotions (“Looking uncomfotable and he wants to leave”), personalities (“Am I pretty?”), actions (“Two people holding glasses and saying ‘Cherrs’ Giving a toast”), and existential states (“Someone wearing sunglasses and with a scar on his face, so he is…who?”). Via Anita Rowland [Friday, June 13, 2003; Anita died in 2007].

Comments

  1. It’s interesting to me that some of these use characters that aren’t just ascii, so I couldn’t duplicate them.

  2. Like the John Lennon one!
    They are wonderful, aren’t they?

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