rd. Remote Doodle
The shared drawing desk

The internet draws.
A real pen makes it.

One sheet. Forty-eight little pieces of the internet.
Make your mark, then watch it happen.

Your drawing becomes real ink on our shared sheet.

Draw, type a short message, or import a simple logo. In this version, each round sells one 3 × 3 cm spot; the machine places it for you. You do not need to choose a section.

Authorize a bid before the countdown ends. The highest funded bid wins and is charged; other holds are canceled. The winner joins the pen's queue while the next round opens. Payment does not mean an immediate print.

One sheet lasts up to a week or until its 48 spots are filled. We photograph completed sheets for the archive. You are buying a public drawing, not a mailed item or ownership of the paper.

The pen, right now

Connecting
The camera is between takes.

The live feed will appear here when the studio goes on air.

Waiting for the next drawingReal paper. Real ink.

This round’s bids

0 bidders
  1. No bids yet. You could make the first mark.
Next spot

Your little masterpiece

Round closes in—:—
A doodle, a signature, a very good stick person.
30 × 30 mm spot · black ink
Type text or import a logo

Import replaces the drawing with black outlines. Simple dark logos on white work best; photos and tiny details may not fit. You can also drop an image on the canvas. Review the preview before paying.

Pay with

Your spot joins the shared sheet. Purchase does not include mailing or ownership of the original. Bids must be funded before the round closes.

A work in progress

This week’s sheet

0 / 48 drawn

Every mark stays.

The highest funded bid wins the next spot. The pen draws it while the next round begins.

At the end of the edition, we photograph the whole sheet and add it to the archive.

Outlined spots are waiting for ink. Only confirmed completed drawings appear as inked.

From the drawing desk

Finished editions

The first sheet is still a blank page in our history.

A small mark on a real sheet.

  1. Draw in the square and choose a bid.
  2. Authorize your card, or fund the Lightning hold invoice before closing. Creating an invoice alone is not a bid.
  3. The highest funded bid wins. Only that payment is captured; losing holds are canceled. Wallet or bank release times can vary.
  4. The winning drawing joins the queue, then the real pen draws it in the numbered spot.

The drawing must fit its spot and two-minute complexity budget. Keep it suitable for a shared public sheet. A failed or rejected paid drawing needs studio review and refund handling.

You can place another bid with a new authorization. Earlier holds remain until this round closes.