picturescript

noun
UK /ˈpɪktʃəskrɪpt/
US /ˈpɪktʃərskrɪpt/

A way of writing that uses small drawings instead of letters.

The ancient story was written in picturescript on the cave wall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A script for a film or play that is told mainly through drawn pictures rather than words.

The director sketched a picturescript to plan each scene.

3. A simple drawing system used to help young children or people with communication difficulties share ideas.

The teacher used picturescript cards to help the students tell a story.

4. A digital file format that stores images as a sequence of pictures.

He saved the animation as a picturescript file.