The Verbal To Visual Classroom

I couldn’t make it to the live workshop but managed to watch the replay. Here’s my poster/manifesto for visual thinking from my Flickr archive:

This looks like an interesting topic. I missed the live workshop. Is there a way to view the recording?

This was a tough one. I’ve always found it difficult to draw hands. I guess it gets better with practice.

This Verbal to Visual blog by Doug might be of some help: https://www.verbaltovisual.com/8-ways-to-organize-your-growing-visual-vocabulary/

Thanks for sharing Raven. This looks like an interesting tool.

Here’s my set on the wedding visual vocabulary:

And here is how we draw planes Ed Emberley style. The pics were painted in by my kids. I did this as an activity for kids to draw at my younger son’s bday party. It kept the kids busy for an entire 30 mins! That’s an achievement, wouldn’t you say? 🙂

This was a fun webinar. Here’s what I came up with:

My Pinterest board on cartooning resources might be of some help:

https://www.pinterest.com/melainedcruze/cartooning/

I missed the live workshop this week but managed find time to catch the recording. I think Doug mentioned VR Doodling and I wanted to share this: http://www.fastcodesign.com/3059140/watch-six-artists-and-designers-draw-in-virtual-reality

For the template and legend, I decided to use a small notebook to sketchnote the talk with two colour pens-black for the icons and green for text. Since…Read More

Thanks for the session. It was great! Thanks Doug for assuring me that I have a style that is emerging. So encouraging!

@Caroline-Isabelle, here’s how I visualized your idea of a brain dump:

Our work spaces at home:

I did this on Skethbook Pro on my Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2.

I’ve been experimenting with Sketchbook Pro on my new Samsung Galaxy Note Pro. It’s a fantastic device for sketchnoting.

Thanks Doug! That’s a great idea. I might try it out for a timed hour task with Brad.