Building a visual library takes time and practice. This week I finished a sketchbook of experiments, dual coding listening, and active learning. Through the process, I am realizing that I notice what I notice, and that’s not everything that’s passing through my ears or in front of my eyes. Flipping through the work/play of the last 6 weeks, a few of these sketch notes resonated with me and held my eyes a little longer. In honor of completely filling a sketchbook, here are some excerpts:
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4 responses to “Ode to a Sketchbook: Excerpts”
Thanks for the pingback Jennifer. Really appreciate it. Love your sketchers, Unusual and so original.
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Thanks for the ping Jennifer. Sketchbooks are fun!
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your article where you sketch noted how you where moving your photos over got me started on sketch noting. Thanks, I’m really enjoying it.
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Oh how exciting! Sketchnoting opened up a whole new world for me. I am glad to know you are getting some value out of it too. Thanks for letting me know!
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