Bite-Size Semiotics
Weekly short semiotic analyses on things that catch my attention. A less generous description might be "everyday things overanalyzed to death".
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A dog etched in steel
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Boring Tuesdays: Coffee note
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Vaping also forbidden!
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Boring Tuesdays: A shopping list
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Trash can signs seem to be action oriented?
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Boring Tuesdays: A manhole cover
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Only small dogs allowed to the restaurant
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Boring Tuesdays: A digital clock
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A purely hand-based stop
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Boring Tuesdays: Potatoes
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Umbrellas for use
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Boring Tuesdays: Utility box markings
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Servings icon
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Boring Tuesdays: Price of pajama pants
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Soap vs Disinfectant
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Boring Tuesdays: A fence
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No dogs (inside the building)
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Boring Tuesdays: Toilet 50 meters to the left
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Semi-permanent street sign
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Is banana peel the universal trash sign?
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A bit more than a bite: Multilingual Welcoming Urgency
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Restrictions on existence
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Diagonal dog sign in a fancy mall
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X is for no
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The message of a dilapidated sign
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Implied pollution from car idling
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An aggressive bag in an escalator
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Estonian bus dog sign
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Double negation in sign format
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Estonian pedestrian signs
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Dog *fouling* not allowed!
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A rare confronting dog sign
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Surveilling this door in particular
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Forbidding the forbidding?
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Adorable dogs not allowed
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Overindexing a cat
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A dog out of bounds
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Big dog allowed here in particular
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Slipperyness on the floor
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Two-way forest passage
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Just say no to dog urination
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A warning that is mostly an ad
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An out of place traffic light
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Allowing socks or forbidding shoes?
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A warning button in Prague
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Dog sign in bunny book
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