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emotions folder

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After much waffling, here's the transparent and non-transparent versions of all the folder symbols I've made so far
“ABC” for a letters folder
The transparent version of the letters folder
“123” for a numbers folder
The transparent version of the numbers folder
A question mark, quotes, a pound symbol, a greater than symbol, an exclamation mark, a period, and a comma, for a punctuation and symbols folder
The transparent version of the punctuation and symbols folder
The letter A, quotes, a pound symbol, a greater than symbol, the number two, a period, and a comma, for a general keyboard symbols folder
The transparent version of the keyboard symbols folder
A red cross for a medical folder
The transparent version of the medical folder
A yellow triangle with a hand reaching up for help inside it, and two yellow exclamation points on either side, for a help folder
The transparent version of the help folder
Noun/item folder: a person, a building, a pear, and a thought bubble
The transparent version of the noun/item folder
Verb/action folder: a shining green star, an arm waving, and an arrow pointing from a red square to a blue circle
The transparent version of the verb/action folder
For an adjective/adverb/describer folder, a color wheel, a red ball dashing forward, brown fur, and several blue boxes lined up to show compared size
The transparent version of the adjective/adverb/describer folder
For a pronoun folder, two purple arrows pointing to an orange blob and a person's face
The transparent version of the pronoun folder
For a connector folder, two differently colored blue boxes to represent words, connected by a grey bridge. It's highlighted in white and yellow to show that it's the focus of the folder
The transparent version of the connector folder
/End ID]
time folder
Nouns/items and verbs/actions folders! Both on purple and transparent folders
[ID: folder symbols with various symbols on the front. They are:
Noun/item folder: a person, a building, a pear, and a thought bubble.
The same, but with a transparent folder
Verb/action folder: a shining green star, an arm waving, and an arrow pointing from a red square to a blue circle.
The same, but with a transparent folder
/End ID]
action folder

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bad emotions folder (red)
Folder symbols please
Starting super simple here, but feel free to request others or make comments on the accessibility of this design!
[ID: a series of light purple folders with a dark border, each with symbols on the front. They are:
“ABC” for a letters folder
“123” for a numbers folder
A question mark, quotes, a pound symbol, a greater than symbol, an exclamation mark, a period, and a comma, for a punctuation and symbols folder
The letter A, quotes, a pound symbol, a greater than symbol, the number two, a period, and a comma, for a general keyboard symbols folder
A red cross for a medical folder
A yellow triangle with a hand reaching up for help inside it, and two yellow exclamation points on either side, for a help folder.
/End ID]
Edit: here's the last two in the version I'll be sticking with for folders with non-text symbols on them, the only difference is there's no white outline
[ID: The same overall medical folder design, and the same help folder design. /End ID]
Adjective/adverb/describer and conjunction/connector folder designs
[ID: purple folders with various symbols on the front of each. They are:
For a describer folder, a color wheel, a red ball dashing forward, brown fur, and several blue boxes lined up to show compared size.
For a connector folder, two differently colored blue boxes to represent words, connected by a grey bridge. It's highlighted in white and yellow to show that it's the focus of the folder.
/End ID]