LITERAL: This is, literally, Hitler and another evil-looking person, seemingly on top of the world. ABSTRACT: As the caption says, this image may mean that evil is taking over our Earth and it may be attacking it. FEELINGS: I feel that this is a fairly biased image, because it states that the two figures are a danger to our homes and the world. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This was probably made in the 1940s in the UK, America or elsewhere because it is a propaganda poster from that era.
LITERAL: Two painted/drawn bodies with their heads replaces by machinery. ABSTRACT: This image may be showing that even with the individualities that we have, we are all machines (similar, mass-produced beings). FEELINGS: I like this because it is well drawn or painted, which gives it that look that seems both realistic and unrealistic at the same time. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: I believe this would have been shown in a shop window because based on its surroundings, this would make the most sense.
LITERAL: A billboard ad for some kind of pain relief. ABSTRACT: This big hook is not the best sight when in pain, so I do not understand why it is there in an ad for pain relief. FEELINGS: It feels as if the hook is the 'big problem' it mentions, and maybe it shouldn't be there, which is why pain relief would remedy this. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This would be seen on a billboard, in a city somewhere.
LITERAL: A man saying that he will give you the day off. ABSTRACT: This could be a conniving, sarcastic, or cunning way of giving guilt to workers. FEELINGS: I enjoy the comical style of the man, but not of the overall poster. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: I think this would be seen in a Japanese or Korean city as a form of de-motivational poster.
LITERAL: A propaganda derogatory poster on Jews. ABSTRACT: The Nazis wanted people to think Jews were someone to fear, were big-nosed ugly people etc. This poster shows this. FEELINGS: I feel that this is strongly biased in the Nazis' favour, and unfair to the Jewish faith. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Again, this will have been seen during the Second World War when propaganda was very popular.
LITERAL: An American soldier, apparently he died for George Bush's election. ABSTRACT: The poster shows that many soldiers died for Bush, and asks what I've (you've) done for him. FEELINGS: I feel that this is an odd and unnecessary poster, odd because you'd be unable to say "I died for..." etc, being dead. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Obviously, this poster would have been published and shown during the time when Bush was wanting to be elected.
LITERAL: A design for a tank or some kind of armoured vehicle. ABSTRACT: As with all designs, the intention was to envision a possible creation. FEELINGS: This feels like a detailed concept of what the finished creation would look like, even without colour. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Being a concept for what looks like an armoured vehicle, I believe this concept was thought of to aid an army.
LITERAL: This is a design for what look like holders for things such as pencils. ABSTRACT: Again, this is a detailed concept, although it could be something else other than what I think it is, as it's not too clear. FEELINGS: I feel that this could be a little bit clearer (addition of colour may help) but the words may explain everything that needs to be known, however it is too small for me to read here. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: A concept like this would likely be for a household company that would go on to sell the final product that has been drawn here.
LITERAL: A concept of some shoes. ABSTRACT: The shoes are for Nike as I can see the logo. FEELINGS: These are once again very detailed, and this time colour is used, which makes them look better and I'd say more presentable. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: The idea for these shoes would be pitched for or by Nike.
LITERAL: This is a long sequence of Dominoes. ABSTRACT: The dominoes have been laid out in this way on purpose, thus making the way they are now a design. FEELINGS: I am interested in how long it would have taken to put these like this and whether it worked out; whether all the dominoes would fall one by one. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: As this is a screenshot from YouTube, it is not a primary source, but a secondary one. This could have been made by anyone, but it was definitely fairly recent.
LITERAL: As it says, this is the design sketch for Winkstead Hall's interior. ABSTRACT:
LITERAL: This piece is a man's face with other faces inside. ABSTRACT: This could mean there are many faces in a person behind the one we see. FEELINGS: This is an odd and slightly twisted-looking image. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This piece was from 1940 by Spanish artist Salvador Dali.
LITERAL: This image is of a man whose head seems to be exploding. ABSTRACT: It could be that his mind has been literally... blown. FEELINGS: I feel that this man is in great pain as his face would suggest, therefore I feel sorry for him. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This is a fairly recent image and is untitled, but was made for a band's album cover.
LITERAL: A skeletal figure rising out of a grave. ABSTRACT: This could signify that someone believes evil is returning. FEELINGS: I feel intimidated because this is a rather menacing-looking creature. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: The pentagram on the grave would suggest this is a servant of the devil, or it is the devil, therefore this may have been painted by someone religious who would shun evil.
LITERAL: This is a (possible joke) sign that indicates that there will be wombats. ABSTRACT: As signs like these are usually warnings, the joke may be that wombats are not particularly dangerous. FEELINGS: I feel that there's a strong chance that this was put up as a joke, but there is also always the chance that it is serious. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Depending on where this sign was put up (I don't actually know IF it was) it can be applicable to real life as there may well be wombats coming up.
LITERAL: This sign shows that there are diggers working up ahead. ABSTRACT: A hidden meaning could be that, because of the red of the outline of the triangle, that it is in fact another danger sign. FEELINGS: I feel that this sign may be helpful. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This sign would likely be found in an urban area; on (the side of) a road somewhere in front of road workers.
LITERAL: Another sign, this time the fairly recognisable stop sign. ABSTRACT: Once more, the red (being a hot colour and often linked to anger; danger etc) could be a signal to warn people away. FEELINGS: I would find this one helpful too, as it could avert a person from going the wrong way. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: I would think that these stop signs were very uncommonly seen, if at all, before the invention and widespread use of cars as transport, therefore they are a fairly recent sign.
LITRAL: This is a detailed graffiti of Batman. ABSTRACT: The fact that this is graffiti means it isn't supposed to be here, perhaps linking to what the image here is. FEELINGS: I am interested with this piece as it is very well-done and must have taken some time for planning and to produce. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Being graffiti, this would likely be placed in an area where it will be seen by many people, be that a town centre, train station wall, etc.
LITERAL: Another road sign, this time to warn people of bears, for the humans' and the bears' safety. ABSTRACT: Yellow is often used for hazard symbols, and it is used here, so piecing two and two together would suggest that the bears are a hazard. FEELINGS: This makes me feel as if the bears cannot look out for themselves, that these signs, created by humans, are needed to keep them safe. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This would only be seen in an area which has many bears in it.
LITERAL: Another graffiti, this one is of what looks like a lizard or dinosaur or something. ABSTRACT: This one is particularly large and was probably done to be seen by many more people or to be controversial for the fact that it is so large. FEELINGS: I do not know what this particular piece's meaning is, therefore I feel confused at why it is there. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: It looks as if this was put on a big building which has many countries' support, as is evident by the flags.
LITERAL: This image is a cave wall painting of some inidentifiable (to me) objects. ABSTRACT: The abstract idea behind this may be that the cave people wanted to document something but it did not come out as clear as possible. FEELING: This makes me feel as if I want to see what this image really is and means. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This image was supposedly etched on a wall in prehistoric times by cave people.
LITERAL: This is an image of some dinosaurs, chiseled into a cave wall. ABSTRACT: This may have been drawn as a type of plan to be used for hunting. FEELING: The feel of this image is of intrigue as to what these beasts were. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This image was also made during prehistoric times, some 30000 years BC. 
LITERAL: This appears to be a cave interior which has many engravings of shapes. ABSTRACT: It may have been the caveman version of a chalkboard; a place for the people to work things out. FEELING: It makes me feel confused as I do not know what any of this means. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This is another cave etching from the Paleothic (stone age) era. 
LITERAL: This is an image of what looks like an early form of a cow engraved into stone. ABSTRACT: This image might be here as proof that animals like this have existed/do exist. FEELING: I feel that this is a well-done portrayal of an animal that lived in the past. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: Once again this is from during the Stone Age.
LITERAL: This is an image of an ancient Greek building. ABSTRACT: Could be an oldschool prison for various criminals. FEELING: Isolated as this seems like an empty old place now. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This seems to be a temple from Ancient Greece, which could be thousands of years old.
LITERAL: This is an old colosseum from somewhere in Rome. ABSTRACT: This was a place where many people would come to be entertained, be that at other peoples' expense (gladiator fights) or watching Olympic participants. FEELING: I feel that this was a place where many people died, but just as many found fame and fortune here. CULTURAL/SOCIAL: This was a huge place for spectacle and thrrefore was a socially active area; in terms of culture it was also very popular as people grew up watching various things at the colloseums.