Interactive bus shelter posters invite commuters to paint-by-numbers
with their gum instead of wastefully throwing the gum away. This
encourages commuters to give meaning to their wait by donating gum to
the poster and becoming an organ donor.
I worked with Liz Cartwright & Mike Egan (both writers) on this project.
(Click the pictures if you want to see them bigger.)

Liz, Mike, KC, & I spent 4 hours on Sunday assembling the poster:

Yep. It's real gum. & it's gross, but kind of awesome.
4 comments:
That is so awesome!! I want to wait for a bus, just so i can try it out!! And if I wasn't already an organ donor, this would so change my mind!!
sara hanks, you are a cool girl.
i love this website.
very you.
lauren
I had the biggest urge to go chew a piece of gum and slap it on the poster Wednesday night during class. Don't worry I didn't.
I find this grossly fascinating!
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