Sketchnote Army is dedicated to finding and showcasing sketchnotes and sketchnoters from around the world, from events, conferences, workshops or wherever sketchnotes are captured or created. If you sketchnote, send me your sketchnotes URL, I’d love to feature them here. — Mike Rohde
Have a look at Michelle Malot’s sketchnotes from the Influencer Project.
Here’s her brief description:
HDYI created these sketchnotes during the Influencer Project conference. Influencer Project is the shortest marketing conference featuring 60 thoughts leaders in 60 minutes.
Read her post Influencer Project Sketchnotes to learn more about the project.
A nice set of sketchnotes by Christopher Knaus from an Edward Tufte appearance in Portland.
Christopher writes “viznotes from the Tufte course in PDX. I find when presentations are visual my notes wind up being more text – and vice versa.”
Be sure to check out Christopher’s viznotes set as well.
I love these ‘Near-Life Experience’ sketchnotes by Lea Hernandez. Check out the full set on Flickr.
Lea sent a note last week, sharing how doing sketchnotes helped free her from creative block. I asked it would be cool to share her story and she agreed. Here it is:
“I used to do something very much like sketchnotes, a comic called Near-Life Experience, where I wrote down what was in my head, with drawings and words. The response was good. And then I choked. I started to over-plan. The comics became a chore. I put enormous pressure on myself, I vapor-locked and I couldn’t draw the comic any more.
Fast forward to less than two weeks ago. I meet sketchnotes, and I’m enchanted and excited. I have a pen, and a 3.5 x 5.5 Moleskine. I take them to the pool, and start writing and drawing and before I know it, I have four effortless pages of drawing and writing (and an endearingly dreadful drawing of the pool). And I feel great, the best I’ve felt in months.
Funny, all I had to do was call them something besides comics, take them out of this place full of self-inflicted unhappiness and pressure, and I’m drawing happily again.”
Thanks Lea for sharing your work and your story!
- Mike
More beautiful sketchnotes from Lucy Spence, this time from the Facebook Developers Garage in London at Dare captured on the 26th May 2010.
More wonderful work from Eva-Lotta Lamb from the UPA UX Clinic panel in London featuring Steven P. Anderson, Whitney Hess, Dave Gray & Jeff Patton. See more of Eva’s notes from talks sketchnotes on Flickr.
Beautiful typographic sketchnotes by Joshua Blankenship from the Whiteboard Sessions. See his Tumblr site Blankenotes for more.
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So proud of Lucy Spence for giving sketchnotes a go at UX Lx! I love the personality in these sketchnotes, go check out the entire set on Flickr. Thanks Lucy!
My buddy Austin Kleon artfully stitched together the audio and our slides from the Visual Note-Taking 101 panel we did together at SXSW 2010 this past March. Also on the podcast Dave Gray and Sunni Brown. Enjoy!
Anita Hart captured a talk by Jenny Lam at Web 2.0 SF 2010 as sketchnotes.
More iPad sketchnotes from David Elfanbaum of the Prosci Change Management Conference. Check out David’s full set on Flickr.