The latest work by sticker artist Roberta Thorn plays on the MTA’s favorite fear phrase. Look for these stuck up slices of goodness in a station near you.

Photos courtesy the artist.

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Roberta Thorn‘s latest sticker, which can be found on a subway advertisement near you.

via Roberta Thorn on flickr

via Roberta Thorn’s Flickr

Courtesy Halston Bruce

Yet another prankster has been posting quirky stickers on ads in the subway. Roberta Thorn, whom I believe is the artist behind this work, has countless photos of stickers in the same style as this one on her Flickr. The majority of these seem to include bits of commentary on the art world, but some also have a more political flavor.

It seems we have covered her handiwork before, unknowingly. Her repertoire includes subway ad alterations, fun graffiti and a whole lot more. She definitely seems to be one to watch.

Who says subway markings can’t be deep? Taken 23rd St/Ely Avenue in Queens. Thanks Jesse!