The Last Page started with a question: Why do we treat doodles like throwaway thoughts? For many of us, the last page of a notebook becomes a home for random sketches, strange little characters, unfinished ideas, and moments of creativity that don't fit anywhere else. For the Config Makeathon, I wanted to explore what would happen if those forgotten drawings were given a second life. The Last Page is a playful, creative tool that lets users draw a doodle, animate it with simple behaviours, and turn it into a wallpaper, screensaver, GIF, or video. Built using Figma Make and Weavy, the project explores how AI can help transform fleeting creative moments into something worth keeping. A small experiment in celebrating imperfect ideas. And a reminder that creativity doesn't always have to start with a blank canvas—it can start with a scribble in the margins. Go check it out! It's live🚀 : https://queue-motto-13323210.figma.site It's on Figma Community as well: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649675940635777202 andddd on X: https://x.com/Moon48501/status/2067854387079430397?s=20

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pallavi purohit

Product designer turning chaos into intuitive delight.