MEME REFERENCE

Soyjak Pointing

Use Soyjak Pointing when an observer draws attention to a dramatic or newly recognized detail.

What it expresses

Observation and recognition: the pointing gesture in Soyjak Pointing assigning attention and blame represents a moment where an observer draws attention to a dramatic or newly recognized detail.

Example

For example, someone notices the supposedly new logo is the old one rotated; the visual analogy is the pointing gesture in Soyjak Pointing assigning attention and blame, signaling that an observer draws attention to a dramatic or newly recognized detail.

When not to use it

Avoid when there is no noteworthy detail to call out; the pointing gesture in Soyjak Pointing assigning attention and blame would incorrectly signal that an observer draws attention to a dramatic or newly recognized detail.

• recognition
• observation