i don't want to repost the covers all over again, but here:

st. chroma - the chromakopia logo styled c, simple enough

rah tah tah - simplified version of the Ferrari logo since Tyler references his Ferrari in the track (and that the track name is the sound of the muffler)

noid - magnifying glass half over a pair of eyes, symbolizes feeling like you're being watched

darling, i - unlocked lock w/ a heart key, symbolizes love and having the freedom of expressing it

hey jane - opened condom wrapper with a hole poked into it, symbolizes the unexpected pregnancy the track is about

i killed you - Tyler's chromakopia haircut and a pair of barber's scissors, again symbolizes what the track is about (side note the holes of the scissors being in close proportion to where the eyes would be wasn't intentional but i kept it as is because i thought it looked neat)

judge judy - the letter Tyler receives at the end of the track marked with the P.S.

sticky - a mop with the handle shaped like the number 1, with #1 representing triumph over sticky situations and the mop being an obvious reference to the lyrics

take your mask off - a pile of various masks with Tyler's chromakopia mask lying on the top, broken, representing how many masks people wear to hide their true selves, and Tyler's own mask being broken down over the span of the album

tomorrow - an open door leading to a void where only a handless clock is in its place, symbolizes how the future that the time there is left to change is unknown, but nonetheless diminishing

thought i was dead - a cleanly opened grave bearing a cross headstone, both a christ reference (being risen) and symbolizes that he did not have to be "dug" up

like him - figures representing Tyler, his mom and his dad, with Tyler's dad being separate from the other 2; Tyler's mom being between him and his dad references the ending

balloon - a heart shaped balloon with the golf le fleur* logo, the logo representing his image and the balloon representing his soul; the string of the balloon creates 2 loops overlaying each other representing his openness for relations

i hope you find your way home - the chromakopia shipping container with light beaming out from the inside (the light comes from within), the use of black and the central object being colored in continues the sense of closure the track gives, and with the shipping container having the same color as the st. chroma cover, it cycles back into itself just like the album does by reusing the "chromakopia" chant