I know ideograms have a lot of potential as a poetic medium, which I’ve tried to show in the below.
Short video showing my ideogram for “algorithm”. Having the “list” element first emphasizes that an algorithm is foremost a list, a member of the “list” family.
From the Feynman book. I have the idea of concentrating on ids for physics terms for a while. Here is an initial attempt. Thanks to the formula for force of gravity, I came up with an improvement for my id for “gravity”. Just tentative first attempts.
as usual, explanatory notes provided upon request
I delight in improving my understanding of simple structural words via ideograms. To make a satisfying ideogram, you have to come to a clear graphic understanding, which is ordinarily better than the vague and inexplicit understanding you had before.
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Ideograms for English. Creatively making English graphic.
Neo Ideograms 