High School Teacher Tracey Vickery sees another unique application for the course, writing, “I see that The Doodle Institute could be a whole new option for highly talented and creative art students who can’t afford college. I am so excited for this course to start so that I can put that myth to rest! I have seen Diane teaching people how to doodle in person and I have played with the first chapter of her book. Shannon Peebles adds, “How many times have you said, “I can’t draw”? Me? Thousands. You do not need to be an artist… And doodling can change your life and work! I’ve seen it change countless lives! Have a desire to start doodle and learn how it can help you… Check out The Doodle Institute.” Life Coach and Painter, Allison Crow, comments, “People are always asking about how I doodle and draw. The Doodle Institute will unlock all whiteboards for business, healthcare, education and families, empowering them to connect pen to paper to dream, discover and then access these insights.”ĭurand’s work has earned her a stellar reputation. The disconnect is that people can’t ‘read’ what they draw. Businesses use them to map out their projects, mathematicians employ them to visualize intricate concepts and children often use them to subconsciously display their emotions and fears. Through The Doodle Institute, anyone can unlock their ability to read their doodles deeper and take vital life-changing cues from them.”Ĭontinuing, “People already use doodling more than they think. “Doodling has been used to help people communicate and innovate for thousands of years.
The truth is that we all doodle – and these little pictures can literally be life-changing!” explains Durand, who teaches doodling in diverse settings ranging from the preschool classroom to the oak-paneled boardroom. “Millions of people claim they can’t draw.
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