Speech bubbles are graphic convention used most commonly in comics, cartoons or illustrations. Instead of putting words into it to represent speech or thoughts of a character, what if the speech bubble itself has its own expression and characteristic? Some of these speech bubbles could even be incorporated into clever business card layouts to add a personified touch.
In this series of illustrations, the creator, Tang Yau Hoong wanted to explore the possibilities of telling a story/ message by speech bubbles graphically, without words or as least words as possible.
Personal project of Tang Yau Hoong
![Talk Illustration - Hi]()
Hi![Talk Illustration - Story Telling]()
Story Telling![Talk Illustration - Beatboxing]()
Beatboxing![Talk Illustration - Breakfast Talk]()
Breakfast Talk![Talk Illustration - Food Talk]()
Food Talk![Talk Illustration - Music Talk]()
Music Talk![Talk Illustration - Talk Trash]()
Talk Trash![Talk Illustration - Dirty Talk]()
Dirty Talk![Talk Illustration - Boys Talk]()
Boys Talk![Talk Illustration - Girls Talk]()
Girls Talk![Talk Illustration - Horror Talk]()
Horror Talk![Talk Illustration - Lie]()
Lie![Talk Illustration - Long Story Short]()
Long Story Short![Talk Illustration - Relaxing Talk]()
Relaxing Talk![Talk Illustration - Money Talk]()
Money Talk![Talk Illustration - WTF]()
WTF![Talk Illustration - Rawr!]()
Rawr!![Talk Illustration - Space Talk]()
Space Talk![Talk Illustration - Cheers!]()
Cheers!![Talk Illustration - erbal Abuse]()
Verbal Abuse![Talk Illustration - War of Words]()
War of Words![Talk Illustration - Words Sink]()
Words Sink![Talk Illustration - No Talking]()
No Talking
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