The Brick Road Approach To Sketchnoting

This is my favorite process for real-time sketchnoting.

My name is Doug Neill and I'm passionate about helping others reach their full creative potential. I teach a skill called sketchnoting (also known as visual note-taking and graphic recording), which for me is a gateway to doing better work. Check out the resources below for more info.

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[jodiichan]

Couldn't miss any video of yours. It helps me a lot with my studying! Thanks 🙏🏼😊!

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[softlion]

your videos are so helpful! I'm saving up to join your intro to visual note taking class. can't wait to incorporate this into my uni lecture notes!

[glassrooster]

Brilliant! It seems that exploration and practice with sketchnoting go hand in hand.

[salilayla]

i love your of simplifying instructions to learn, thumps up.

[TheUnicornbutterfly]

You are a helpful little fluffy cloud and im lucky to know this channel!!

[jeromemarfleet]

Just wondering if you undersize the space required to fully fill the idea. I'm very new to sketchnoting, so my text and drawings aren't always uniform in size and I may overestimate the space I have to write something in. If you undersize, do you just place the additional material in another rectangle as an idea of its own, or does this just force you to try and represent the idea as simply as possible.

P.S Loving the channel and sketch noting in general.

[byronl]

what kind of makers are you using? they look like they dry quick

[bekbatyrabdukarim]

Do I have to draw all the time? Can anybody tell me what is the main advantage of sketchnoting?) I just came across this chanel and don't know how is it useful?

[peggywilkes]

Please show a real example.  For instance, watch a video on Harriet Tubman and film yourself using this brick road method please!!