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Sketchnote Challenge

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David Neal · ReverentGeek

August 31, 2019 · 1 min read

Sketchnote Challenge

Sketchnotes are amazing. Check out just a few of the many benefits.

  • Helps you stay more engaged.
  • Connects both sides of your brain for supercharged learning.
  • Helps you to communicate more clearly.

When you look at your notes weeks, months, or years later, you'll be shocked how much detail you can remember!

Want to learn to draw sketchnotes? You can! Using simple shapes such as lines, arrows, circles, triangles, and rectangles, you can doodle all sorts of things!

There are some great books out there. I posted a "sketch note challenge" on Twitter, and lots of folks followed along. You can follow along with these images I posted, and use them to practice. You'll be doodling all over your notes before you know it!

Hey! Want to learn with me how to take better notes using visual elements such as icons, shapes, arrows, and such? Take the #sketchnotechallenge with me! pic.twitter.com/TVkUHWD2GQ

— David Neal 🥓🥑 (@reverentgeek) August 6, 2019
Sketch note challenge
Day 1: Ideas!
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Day 2: Problem and Warning Icons
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Day 3: Boxes and Frames
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Day 4: Questions
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Day 5: Numbers
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Day 6: Lists and Bullet Points
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Day 7: Thought and Speech Bubbles
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Day 8: Arrows
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Day 9: Lettering
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Day 10: Icons
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Day 11: Stick Figures
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Day 12: Faces
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Day 13: Draw a Process
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Day 14: Put it all together and sketch something!

Here's a link to a recording of Eva-Lotta's 5 Steps to Change Your Note Taking talk.

Have fun sketching and learning!

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