Sketchnote Tutorial: Simple drawing with 5 basic shapes
In this 15-minute video I share my approach to drawing for anyone.
This week’s post focuses on drawing simply. My approach to using 5 basic shapes helps people get past their fear of drawing. I know because I’ve seen it work hundreds of times in workshops I’ve taught!
If you’re afraid to start drawing, this is a perfect way to begin.
Have thoughts? Gave it a try? Leave a note in the comments.
Sketchnote Lab Live Workshop
By the way, I’m running an experimental workshop this Saturday, December 14th where I’ll use sketchnoting to solve a problem I won’t know details about until the workshop begins. Then I’ll have 35 minutes to solve it. 15-minute Q&A to follow.
It’s only $10 and includes a recorded video!
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It's always helpful to revisit these pillar techniques as a foundation for drawing anything
Wow! This NEVER gets old. I can vividly remember bringing the Sketchnote Handbook (I still go back to it from time to time) with me everywhere and pages and pages of practicing this. Fond memories.
Thank you so much for sharing this Mike!