For Creators & Makers Who Want to Get Their Best Work Done
In this lesson I’ll teach you my method for taking your sketchnotes from pixels to paper. It’s an easy process that takes a little time and little to no money to get started. I’ll take you through the …
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This year I stopped using stock photos in my blog posts, and I think you should too. Why? Because they all look the same. How many times have you seen certain photos from Unsplash or Death to Stock be …
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People always ask me the exact process I use to create a sketchnote, and it's a little hard to explain, because each sketchnote is so different! There are new ideas, images, and things that resonate I …
This was a scary post to write. I’m going to share my biggest mistake, and with it come the chance you might not want to hear from me again. It’s necessary to share, and even if this is goodbye, I …
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When I started creating sketchnotes, I used printer paper and a Pilot Precise V5 pen. It was as easy as that from a tools standpoint. I can get caught up in new gear, tools, software, and tactics, but …
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Do you ever catch yourself perusing your Twitter, rss, or email feed, with a sneaky suspicion that all these posts sound eerily similar? The content usually differs (though not always), but the basic …
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