Over the years I have connected with some wonderful and creative graphic recorders and graphic facilitators. I have seen them work as small as a 8.5x11 and as big as 5ft x 20ft. Each with a unique talent and style. This is what makes this profession so intriguing and wonderful. Yet there is still something …
Learning From Alice
Understanding the flow in the Experience Economy from Joe Pine, Alice in Wonderland and my white-paper; "Creating Experiential Places: A Case For Place Personae".
Making Intangible Ideas Tangible
There is an epidemic facing our business world. The symptoms may go undetected and has spread like wildfire in a drought. This type of epidemic can be so destructive that it actually destroys businesses from at the very core and no one sees it coming, especially when its company-wide. This condition spreads through daily activities, …
Words with Emotion
Sketchnote Lesson: In sketchnotes, we share the idea of capturing emotion with smiley faces on stickmen and these are easy and classic, there is also a way to add emotion to words with a bit of forethought and practice. Let's have a bit of visual fun and add stronger emphasis on those words we use. …
Public Transport Theatre
Graphic recording, visual thinking and even sketchnoting are all things hard to communicate via email, phone conversations and even one-on-one, so how can you share what you do with impact and clarity? Find a captive audience and let the show begin! Recently, on a trip to Vancouver, BC, I was onboard the Clipper heading over …
What 2 Sketchnote
Learning how to plan your sketchnotes before you begin recording.
Twitter Chat #SKNTchat June 29
We had a good launch of sketchnotes Twitter Chat called #SKNTchat on Saturday, June 29th. Instead of going through all the written language text copy. I am just posting it here for viewing. A sketchnote of Sketchnotes Twitter chat.
Using Graphic Language
Insight for the sketchnoter, visual recorder graphic facilitator. It is important, just as in the written and spoken languages, to treat your graphic elements the same as you would use words. Combine them to convey information. A stand alone image may be a good representation of something expressed, yet they work better when combined to …
thINKing Canvas 