Sketchnotes
“Ideas, not art.”
– Mike Rhode, pioneer of Sketchnotes
Live Recordings
Live Sketchnotes are done in ‘real’ time at events such as conferences. As the speaker starts talking, a blank page becomes a collection of drawings and key messages. Sketchnotes work well for strategic planning or brainstorming sessions.
Do you think your speakers would appreciate a sketchnote of their presentation as a take away gift?
“Deborah you nailed every one of the Inspired Living Summit talks!”
– David Knapp FIsher
“You do such great work. I’m honoured to see my quotes and image in your art.”
– Chris Guillebeau
“Deborah really captured the essence of my talk…she’s tremendously talented and deserves a ton of accolades for her work.”
– Mike Vardy
In Studio
Sketchnotes done in the studio of recorded presentations (audio or video) provide an opportunity to create a visual summary that has the luxury of listening first before drawing and therefore knowing where the story line will flow. This results in a more concise and engaging graphic.
Do you have an idea you want to communicate in an innovative way?
“With these graphic charts, sharing the design and construction process with clients was significantly easier.”
– Deborah LeFrank, Landscape Architect
“You are so awesome Deborah!! Thanks a million.”
– Rebecca Kirstein, ReThink Thinking
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