The closer we can make life to a comic strip, the better off everyone will be. Here's an easy way to make homemade speech bubbles.
Affix a piece of chalkboard contact paper to black foam board.
Draw speechbubble shapes on the board with chalk.
Cut out the shapes with an X-Acto knife.
Write a message on the speech bubble, position it near the subject’s head, and take a picture.
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worst...project...EVER!!!
How did this warrant being posted on Popsci? This project seems more at home with Martha Stewart, not here.
Oooo, Popsci Pinterest! Usually I just think people are big whiners when they're like "why is this on POPSCI!!?! BLLAARHGHGHG" but in this case, I agree with you guys. I don't know how this could have possibly been confused as "scientific" in any way.
DickySimms,
".....BLLAARHGHGHG", sir are you a pirate? lol