Although we (as journalists) are supposed to remain unbiased in what we do, there's no mistaking a good sign. Signmaking is an art. I saw signs that probably took 5 minutes to make, and signs that probably took 5 hours and several trips to Joann Fabrics to make. Here are some of the best from the inauguration:

Nice artwork and handwriting.

This one was just really long and innovative in its fold out design.

I like seeing large scale tweets, and the doll was a bonus.

Gotta love Batman memes.

Clever.

President Obama was not just present at the inauguration, but also watching over the security checkpoint lines.

5 points for using an umbrella as a sign.

More window displays! Gotta give them props for the fact it spanned 6 windows.

When you're also pissed about other things at the inauguration. Don't know if they were implying any sort of causation between Trump and the Coachella lineup? Still very clever.

There's an old timer. I think that same exact sign probably made an appearance in D.C. during the 60s...

Didn't see many Trump supporters protesting (I mean, they were mostly there to support their candidate/now the president) but this was a notable exception.

Don't hurt grandma!

The next day was the women's march. My signs edit included more from the march, considering the sheer number of people. Also, women are smart, clever and crafty! Here's that collection.