Our story
SoulDoodles was founded by Lilibeth Bustos Linares, a creative facilitator and human-centered designer, with one playful question:
What would happen if adults permitted themselves to doodle again like they did as kids?
It began as a simple group activity during a weekend retreat. With just paper and crayons, something unexpected unfolded: people laughed, opened up, and felt more connected not just to each other, but to themselves.
That spark turned into SoulDoodles, a creative movement where adults are invited to slow down, unplug, and rediscover their imagination through simple, joyful doodling.


Our vision
We envision SoulDoodles spaces in cities all around the world warm, accessible hubs where people can unplug, create, and belong.
Whether it’s a popup in a café, a monthly gathering in a park, or a permanent studio, our ambition is to make doodling and emotional connection accessible to everyone, everywhere.
We’re building a global network of spaces and people committed to bringing imagination, play, and human connection back into adult life, one doodle at a time.
Our mission
We help adults reconnect with their creativity through doodling and build new friendships in the process.
Our events are not about art skills or productivity. They're about freedom, play, and self-expression, using nothing more than basic materials and a safe, welcoming space.