London’s Cartoon Museum makes visitors part of a graphic spatial storyline
A neon speech bubble sign outside of London’s 63 Wells Street, in Fitzrovia, alerts Cartoon Museum visitors they’ve arrived at the right place – from there, they can peer inside a smash-shaped window to get a glimpse of what waits for them inside
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