The "Sansome Dental" sign also contained a clock around which the words, "Personalized," and "Comfortable," were written. This sign was located at the start of the 500 block of Commercial Street.

A sign near plants in Golden Gate Park, read:

San Francisco • Using Water Wisely
Recycled Water
Used for Irrigation
Not For Drinking
No Para Beber

An articulated woman with a smiley face stood in a clothing store window. The word, "Vintage," was written diagonally down the woman's body.

A sign above a tavern was painted in an historical manner. The sign displayed a crow over crossed crowbars, all over the word, "Crowbar."

Three signs over, beside, and standing at the entrance of a parking garage, all indicated, "Parking."

An unhoused man bent to pet his dog. The handmade sign attached to his cart read: "Of All Things They Stole my dog food!!! Don't go to sleep ever. . ."

A pair of signs were painted on the side of a house at Octavia and Page Streets. It read, "Life Is Short. Be Yourself."

An art Stop Sign was painted on a hexagon in a garden. It showed people paying attention to their phones, rather than to the world around them.

A large sign, on the side of a south of Market building, advertised Oregon. It read, "Find your guide to Oregon's wild and scenic rivers. Travel Oregon."

A "No Stopping" sign advised cars to not park on Maiden Lane in downtown San Francisco. The reason for the sign was the "Shared Spaces, Steeet Closure, Enforced Daily 4/1/23-10/31/23."

A picture of a waiter holding a bagel, was next to the words, "Posh the Bagel."

A two colored toy whale in a toy store window had words on its side. Those words read, "you are one of a kind."

A "Banana Republic," sign marked the entrance to the Banana Republic store.