Artist Stuart Semple released over 2,000 “happy clouds” recently in London. The clouds were made from a mixture of soap, helium, and vegetable dye. They lasted for about 30 minutes before dissolving into the air.
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I’d hate for the wind to carry one of these directly into my face. Heheh
Nice! If only they were edible…
I agree….. but still its sweet…. it would contrast well with a blue sky instead of overcast
i agree, it’s really sweet!
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