Bite-Size Semiotics

Weekly short semiotic analyses on things that catch my attention. A less generous description might be "everyday things overanalyzed to death".

Boring Tuesdays: Price of pajama pants — August 19, 2025
Soap vs Disinfectant — August 14, 2025
Boring Tuesdays: A fence — August 12, 2025
No dogs (inside the building) — August 7, 2025
Boring Tuesdays: Toilet 50 meters to the left — August 5, 2025
Semi-permanent street sign — July 31, 2025
Is banana peel the universal trash sign? — July 24, 2025
A bit more than a bite: Multilingual Welcoming Urgency — July 18, 2025
Restrictions on existence — July 17, 2025
Diagonal dog sign in a fancy mall — July 10, 2025
X is for no — July 3, 2025
The message of a dilapidated sign — June 26, 2025
Implied pollution from car idling — June 19, 2025
An aggressive bag in an escalator — June 12, 2025
Estonian bus dog sign — June 5, 2025
Double negation in sign format — May 29, 2025
Estonian pedestrian signs — May 22, 2025
Dog *fouling* not allowed! — May 15, 2025
A rare confronting dog sign — May 8, 2025
Surveilling this door in particular — May 1, 2025
Forbidding the forbidding? — April 24, 2025
Adorable dogs not allowed — April 22, 2025
Overindexing a cat — April 17, 2025
A dog out of bounds — April 10, 2025
Big dog allowed here in particular — April 3, 2025
Slipperyness on the floor — March 27, 2025
Two-way forest passage — March 20, 2025
Just say no to dog urination — March 20, 2025
A warning that is mostly an ad — March 13, 2025
An out of place traffic light — March 6, 2025
Allowing socks or forbidding shoes? — March 1, 2025
A warning button in Prague — February 27, 2025
Dog sign in bunny book — February 20, 2025