Blue Latitude's UX Consultant, Anna Tamasi,

1. SKETCHNOTES
BlueLatitude
July 2014
@annatamasi

2. Hello, my name is Anna…
I love SKETCHING !

3. My old notes…
… no one read them.

4. With drawings…
…more engaging!

5. Yes, sketchnotes
ARE a thing!

6. They engage the mind…

8. http://www.learnnuggets.com/2013/09/sketchnote-school-6-steps-to-great-conference-sketchnotes/

9. 1. Listen
2. Synthetize
3. Visualise

10. Sketching, NOT drawing!

11. Ideas, NOT art!

12. Visual maps…

13. Sketchnoting
patterns

14. VERTICAL

15. POPCORN

16. LINEAR

17. MODULAR

18. PATH

19. PATH

20. SKYSCRAPER

21. RADIAL

22. Anatomy
of a
sketchnote

23. Titles
http://rohdesign.com/weblog/2011/8/15/an-event-apart-minneapolis-sketchnotes.html

24. Typography

25. Diagrams, drawings, icons
http://vectormill.com/products/2011-icons-crate

26. Dividers

27. Arrows

28. Bullets

29. Containers

30. Signatures

31. Process of sketchnoting

32. Plan

33. Capture

34. Refine

35. Photo

36. Post & share

37. Tips for sketchnoting

38. Use a pen, not pencil

39. Practice your handwriting

40. Listen to key points

41. Sketchnotes are for you

42. Love your mistakes

43. Start small and simple

44. Hierarchy

45. Personalisation

46. Tools for sketchnoting

49. Sketchnoting

50. Sketchnote talents…

59. Thank you!

60. References
Lee Lefever – The Art Of Explanation (2013, Wiley)
Dan Roam – The Back Of The Napkin (2009, Marshall Cavendish)
Mike Rhode – The Sketchnote Handbook (2013, Peachpit Press)
Saul Greenberg, Sheelagh Carpendale, Nicolai Marquardt,
Bill Buxton – Sketching User Experiences (2012, Elsevier)