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That co-worker Jen said my sharpie doodles would smudge on the whiteboard if I didn't let them dry first, and now my to-do list art is a blurry mess after I erased it too fast.
I spent 20 minutes drawing a little cactus next to my tasks and then wiped it all away with one swipe of the eraser because I didn't wait 5 seconds has anyone else ruined a desk doodle by being impatient?
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uma_martinez1mo ago
Did I ever draw a whole space scene with planets and stars on a sticky note only to smear it with my sleeve like 10 seconds later because I was too excited to show someone?
Yeah. Sometimes our art just wants to go out with a blurry bang.
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webb.ben1mo ago
Three sticky notes and two coffee cup rings later, my Mars just became a blurry red smudge that looks more like a crime scene than a planet lmao. At this point I figure the universe just really wanted my doodle to go supernova.
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hannahm391mo ago
Wait, did you actually try to erase the whole whiteboard while the doodles were still wet, or was it just the one section that got ruined? Because I've been guilty of wiping down an entire whiteboard in frustration without checking if the ink was dry first, and then I had to start over from scratch. What's the point of drawing a cute cactus if you're just gonna murder it with a dry eraser five seconds later?
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