PICTOGRAFFIX use pictures and symbols to represent names of people, titles, characters, places, and familiar
expressions. When a puzzle has more than one frame, solve each frame individually, left to right, then
combine them to get the answer.
When two or more pictures appear in a single frame, consider the relationship between the pictures. Pay
attention to arrows when used -- they emphasize a very specific part of the picture. Otherwise, the whole
concept is important. Note that PICTOGRAFFIX puzzles can be phonetic -- i.e., pictures represent the sound
of the answer -- or conceptual, for instance, a clock with wings would represent "Time Flies." The words
"the," "a," "an," and "and" are always omitted. In the example below, the picture represents the
expression "FLY BY NIGHT (fly by knight).
