3 Reasons Abstract Sketchnote Icons Are Better Than Obvious Ones
Most sketchnoters only draw simple icons to represent ideas. While there’s nothing wrong with that, getting abstract brings 3 benefits.
Most sketchnoters only draw simple icons to represent ideas. While there’s nothing wrong with that, getting abstract brings 3 benefits.
Learn the what, why and how of sketchnote in this ultimate guide. Explore examples and links to related resources and download a PDF version if you prefer.
Yes, I stole the 7 lessons from Stephen Covey’s classic book and applied them to sketchnoting. They don’t fit neatly in some cases, but it’s a bit of fun and a creative exercise. Enjoy. 1. Be proactive Don’t try to think of how to sketch in the moment. Build a bank of ideas (a visual…
If you want to make a title stand out in your Sketchnote, a banner is a great way to do that. Here are 4 simple to draw options.
Procreate recently introduced the Brush Size Memory tool and it’s a God send for Sketchnoters. Here’s why.
Sketchnoting under pressure can be a real challenge. Having ready to go ideas and templates can help you make something good, quickly, without thinking. You can use templates for the whole sketchnote, but you can also use templates for part of the sketchnote. Recently I came up with a simple stock sketchnote header template that…