This is the first one I found. No context, no explanation, just a flamingo.
Some express universal feelings.
Everyone feels this way when they do research.
Actually, I think everyone feels this way most of the time.
Others make no particular sense.
I like the noses.
I found these all on separate days.
By the time I found the third I was like HELLO ALREADY, JEEZ.
Psychoanalysis and the occult.
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| I do not know why he is saying "poop." |
I found this the same day as the robot above.
Was there a late-night robot-drawing contest?
This guy turned up again several days later.
I keep hoping I'll see him again, but no luck yet.
Where are you?
I take this as a personal compliment on my job performance,
because I try to never leave out dull pencils.
. . . Yes, my job is deeply challenging.
2 comments:
This is a funny snapshot of momentary glimpses into random minds. I think you should collect as many as you can. Perhaps, when you have a lot, you could replace one of those boring window displays of professor's books with a display of the most interesting, funny, odd doodles.
If you mounted a few of them in one corner of an existing display, I wonder how long it would take for people to notice.
A full fledged exhibit might encourage more doodling when people see that their efforts are appreciated. Or it will convince them to never enter the library again. Either way, it's probably a win-win situation.
They would be a LOT more fun than professor's books . . . but the last time I opened those displays I set off the alarm, so I might wait a while before attempting THAT again. I don't want security to know me by name.
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