Profession: HIV/AIDS Volunteer
Where: Washington, DC
When: Planning meeting
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About Doodlists
Doodlists is an online gallery dedicated to doodle art. The site offers a space to anonymously share doodles of all forms with the world.
Doodle art is the product of our creative selves which comes about in the idle moments of life. Doodle art is most often found in the margins of documents.
Doodle art is not planned. In fact, it's the product of our creative self that arises without warning or prompting. It's this spontaneous creativity which is the brain child of Doodlists.
Join us by sharing your doodles.
Let us tell you a bit more about this project. |> Learn more
Doodle art is the product of our creative selves which comes about in the idle moments of life. Doodle art is most often found in the margins of documents.
Doodle art is not planned. In fact, it's the product of our creative self that arises without warning or prompting. It's this spontaneous creativity which is the brain child of Doodlists.
Join us by sharing your doodles.
Let us tell you a bit more about this project. |> Learn more
Submission Requirements
Doodlists is governed by three basic principles:
1| (Most important) If you've planned your doodle then you've broken the cardinal rule of doodling. Doodling is an unplanned spontaneous activity.
2| We’re NOT looking for extraordinary drawing ability. Doodlists is for everyone, regardless of skill level.
3| The canvas is just as important as the doodle itself. The canvass -- whether it is the back of a syllabus or the edge of a meeting agenda -- provides broader context.
1| (Most important) If you've planned your doodle then you've broken the cardinal rule of doodling. Doodling is an unplanned spontaneous activity.
2| We’re NOT looking for extraordinary drawing ability. Doodlists is for everyone, regardless of skill level.
3| The canvas is just as important as the doodle itself. The canvass -- whether it is the back of a syllabus or the edge of a meeting agenda -- provides broader context.
Submission Instructions
STEP 1| Digitize. You will need to digitize your submission by scanning it in or taking a picture. Remember, most cell phones are equipped with cameras.
STEP 2| Review. Once the doodle has been digitized, review it to make sure you're happy with its quality.
STEP 3| Submit. When submitting your doodle, provide the following:
1 | Profession: What is your profession?
2| Where: Where did you create your doodle (e.g., staff meeting, in class, on the train)?
3| When: When did you create your doodle?
Submit doodles to:
submit.doodlists@gmail.com
NOTE A| At this time, Doodlists does not notify contributors that their doodles have been either received or selected. Visit our site each week. Perhaps you'll be Doodle Famous!
NOTE B| Doodlists does not share contributor information. Doodlists are anonymous.
STEP 2| Review. Once the doodle has been digitized, review it to make sure you're happy with its quality.
STEP 3| Submit. When submitting your doodle, provide the following:
1 | Profession: What is your profession?
2| Where: Where did you create your doodle (e.g., staff meeting, in class, on the train)?
3| When: When did you create your doodle?
Submit doodles to:
submit.doodlists@gmail.com
NOTE A| At this time, Doodlists does not notify contributors that their doodles have been either received or selected. Visit our site each week. Perhaps you'll be Doodle Famous!
NOTE B| Doodlists does not share contributor information. Doodlists are anonymous.
Send Your Feedback
If you'd like to share your thoughts on Doodlists, feel free to send us a comment at:
submit.doodlists@gmail.com
submit.doodlists@gmail.com