The word 'perygl' means danger in welsh. Rather than warning people about the dangers of construction sites, toxic fumes or hazardous substances this design uses the word in the context of pirates - traditionally among the more troublesome / naughty people you might encounter at sea. A skull-and-crossbones graphic sits at the centre, drawn in a vintage tattoo-style illustration with bold outlines and simple shapes. The layout keeps things clear and uncluttered so the word perygl stands out against the pirate imagery — part warning sign, part classic adventure symbol. Skull-and-crossbones imagery has long been associated with pirates and maritime folklore, marking danger on flags and maps for centuries. A bold graphic built around one short Welsh word that means trouble might be ahead.
