The Verbal To Visual Classroom

Hi Melanie,
Following Friday webinar, I watched to the end the talk from Guy Winch and here are my sketchnotes. One big improvement for me is that I did not try to draw everything, just a few ideas I liked or I picked. Here is the result

welcome Renita, it’s a lot of fun here

Thank you Tournevis for feedback. It is very kind of you Doug, to add my notes in your newsletter. It adds pleasure to the fun I have with practicing this way of taking notes.
Christine, blushing

Thank you Muddy. I am not quite sure by what you mean with delightful, but I appreciate the compliment.
I loved sketching the dentist , and was surprised to be able to sketch one without even thinking. Great fun !

Here are my notes from the “Fun with graphic recording” hangout session

It was fun !

This week , the topic was about accountability. it didn’t speak to me much, as I am used to write loooong to-do lists.
But some friend came up with an interesting idea : what if, instead of wishes, we asked questions ? What are your questions ?

here are my questions for this year :
What is new now ?
What story -ies do I want to be part of.

Here are the questions +the doodles that go with them.

So after I attended a workshop in Poland where I saw one or two people taking visual notes, I bought Neuland penand I tried black and white, with a very light yellow. It lacked visuals too.
A few weeks later I started Verbal to Visual 🙂

This was a webinar, and I found it more difficult to draw as it was more academic , or maybe more conceptual. I used less colors and less drawing , much text. I realized I lacked visual vocabulary

It’s really great to see how you’ve come up so quickly with your own style. Beautiful !