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Billed as “word animals / textual organisms,” Logozoa is a cool new “hi-tech literature” project that encourages you to print Logozoas, catchy aphorisms and other “conceptual riffs,” on sticker paper and paste them on relevant public spaces. You can download ready-made Logozoas from the website, but hopefully if this project catches on, there will be more custom Logozoas up on sites like Flickr that we can browse with “Logozoa” tag.
[Update on HOTU domain hassle: Please bookmark http://www.the-underdogs.info/ to access the site. I’m back to fighting with Register.com to get the old .org domain back, but in the meantime, please spread the word that we have moved. Thanks!]
Billed as “word animals / textual organisms,” Logozoa is a cool new “hi-tech literature” project that encourages you to print Logozoas, catchy aphorisms and other “conceptual riffs,” on sticker paper and paste them on relevant public spaces. You can download ready-made Logozoas from the website, but hopefully if this project catches on, there will be more custom Logozoas up on sites like Flickr that we can browse with “Logozoa” tag.
Some more of my favorite Logozoas are below. A brainchild of Robert Kendall, this “sticker literature” project is a neat way to integrate art with literature, plus it’s a great way for the nerd in all of us to give the world a piece of our (or Kendall’s) mind – when we are not driving cars, or if we abhor the idea of bumper stickers (although I find them rather cool). Besides, anyone who tries to add a touch of surrealism or literary nuances to the staid world we live in is a “good guy” in my book 🙂
