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Talking Sweet About Nothing

Thursday, September 22, 2005

School Of Thought Bubble

An interesting website that I've been enjoying lately is Ji Lee's Bubble Project. Lee printed 50,000 "thought bubble" stickers and plastered them over advertisements of all sorts across New York City. He then waited for the troops to uncap their pens, and went back to photograph what people wrote. The results are divided into different sections such as Social Commentary, Politics and Religion, and Humor . My personal favorites include the one to your left, a Starbucks logo, and a laptop confession.

|| Adam, 9:50 AM