motor mouth

"Breathe, lady... just breathe." The motor mouth print wasn't just drawn; it was survived. This piece was born during a 9-minute customer service monologue where the caller didn't take a single breath. I'm convinced she runs on high-octane motor oil. As part of the While you were on hold series, this started as a frantic doodle on a 3x3 Post-it note while I was trapped on the other end of the line. It’s a visual representation of that "just keep nodding and drawing" survival instinct. Why you need it: The Origin Story: Every line represents a minute of a conversation that could have been an email. The Aesthetic: High-contrast, intricate linework that proves even the most annoying phone calls can result in something beautiful. Office Solidarity: The perfect gift for anyone who works in customer service, sales, or has a boss who loves the sound of their own voice. Each peice sold goes directly to the "AyyoOoh is expressing no longer depressing folks these days fund  The Specs: Materials: Durable cotton and polyester composite canvas with a solid pine wood frame. Ready to Hang: Comes with back hanging included and soft rubber dots for wall protection. Sustainable: Inner frame made with radiata pine sourced from renewable forests.   "While you were on hold" Post-it Note Art