Sketchnotes with depth
My passion is sketchnoting. During my studies I started to record the knowledge I was taught with pictures and graphics to sweeten my learning. At the same time, I started to design my journal as a giant sketchnote. Depending on whether I’m planning or reflecting, I use different layouts that have evolved over the years. Sometimes I feel like sketchnoting in my journal is like a leisurely coaching session. My coach in this case is the paper and pen. This helps me relax and at the same time I gain wonderful insights through visualizing. In addition, I sketchnote training sessions and client phone calls, for example, when clarifying orders or planning projects.
Out of our passion, my colleague Ramona Wultschner and I have developed the sketchnoting training to share our knowledge and to bring others closer to the fun of sketchnoting.
Trainings fromAmelie Vesper
STORIES
Block posts recommended by Amelie Vesper
Clusters, Chunks and Hierarchies – Three Rules for Poster Visualization
Using posters to visualize complex topics or processes is an ideal way to facilitate clarity. Tips for what to pay attention to when preparing a visual presentation.
Learn Sketchnoting with bikablo – Part 1: What’s the Job of a Sketchnoter?
The creative technique of sketchnoting makes it easier to retain nuggets of information – and sharing information is one of the things we at the bikablo akademie love to do best.
Learn Sketchnoting with bikablo – Part 2: 5 Easy Steps to Creating Your First Sketchnote
Graphic visualization is a cultural skill that can be learned, just like learning a foreign language – and sketchnoting is the best way to get started.
