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30,000 years ago,
humans made
the first visual stories.

Since then,
mediums have changed.

Yet, visuals remain
the center of
attention.

Why?

Visuals

own the

fast lane.

90% of information processed
by the brain is visual. 1

The brain processes images
in 13 milliseconds.2

Business as visual is booming.

a comparison between text-only content versus visual content.

80% more memorable

visuals with color 3

94% more views

content with visuals 4

150% more retweets

tweets with visuals 5

People want

visuals that are

story-driven.

evocative.

clear.

yours.

An emoji of a hand drawing with pen in hand.

Picture
imperfect.

Most people think drawing is art. It’s not. Drawing is thinking. They say “I can’t draw”. Because they think drawing requires talent.

if you can draw these shapes you can draw anything. The picture includes basic shapes.

Here’s a secret.

Bring more to the table—with just a pen.

By showing what you’re thinking remotely, over dinner, at the whiteboard. Wherever. Whenever. And whoever you are.

a normal pen with descriptive text that reads flexible, impressive, fun, and fast.

Now's your chance
to make a mark.

Sharpen
your thinking.

Draw in Business is a principle based course designed for people who want to amplify what they are good at—visually.

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At the speed of sight

Learn to draw with the sketching alphabet in minutes.

Draw opportunity at scale

Transform complexity into shareable content in 5 steps.

Seeing is believing

Capture attention with proven frameworks for visual storytelling.

Better together.

Join a vibrant community of 100+ visual thinkers.

Follow the
paper trail.

Make drawing a habit with
a 30 day plan.

The pencil’s in
your court.

1:1 Onboarding

12 immersive videos

+ Plan of Action

+ Community Access

+ Ongoing resources

+ Step-by-step articles

$499

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1. Jensen, E. J. (2008). The Role of Sight in Learning. In Brain-Based Learning: The new paradigm of teaching (pp. 55–55). book, Corwin Press.

2. Trafton, Anne. “In the Blink of an Eye.” MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, https://news.mit.edu/2014/in-the-blink-of-an-eye-0116.

3. Source: University of Loyola, Maryland study

4. Source: https://www.pardot.com/content-marketing/5-ways-content-visual/

5. Cooper, Belle Beth. “How Twitter's Expanded Images Increase Clicks, Retweets & Favorites.” Buffer Resources, Buffer Resources, 30 June 2020, https://buffer.com/resources/the-power-of-twitters-new-expanded-images-and-how-to-make-the-most-of-it/.

6. Onboarding will begin after launch. 15 minute 1:1 session. Availability subject to bandwidth constraints.

Draw people in.