When I was diagnosed with ADHD at 29 years old, a lot of things finally made sense 👀

I’m not a failure. I just have a hyper-creative brain 🧠 ✨ !

Instead of getting angry at all the health professionals who didn’t bother suggesting I had ADHD when I came to them looking for an answer, I thought, why not tell the whole world what it’s like to have an ADHD brain 🤷♀️

That’s how I started to doodle about ADHD on Instagram. Then I received more and more comments and messages of people telling me “Thank you, I feel less alone.”, or “Your drawings help me understand myself better.”

That’s the moment when I thought, “Ok, maybe it’s uncomfortable for me to show my drawings, maybe I’m afraid that nobody will like them (thanks RSD 😅 )”, but at least I’m doing something useful for some fellow ADHDers 💕

I also like to design cute tools like checklists, to-do lists, and self-development tools especially for ADHD brains 🤓


Your support means the world to me. Really. By helping other understand themselves, I’m mostly helping myself. And honestly, I needed it 😌

Be proud of your brain ☀️

Alice.