Makayla’s ‘Sketching on Location Indoor Edition: Museum, Galleries, and Exhibitions work-booklet’ is an A4 PDF printable created for SketchnoteLDN meetup in the UK, upon sharing its creation on social media a few people asked for it to be publicly released. The purpose of the work-booklet is to provide tips and practice sheets for sketching on location especially in an indoor setting, the content of this printable are suggestions only, it is recommended additional research is undertaken. ENJOY!

I attended ISC’18 to present ‘A message to my 2012 self: Sketchnote creation, knowledge sharing, and freelance’:

After delivering the session, I fully immersed  myself in the creative camp, although I attended lots of sessions I only live sketchnoted two:

A sketchnote summary of my ISC’2018 takeaways will follow soon 🙂

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Co-created visual icon library

Download A4 Visual Icon Library (Format: PDF): UX Cambridge 2018 Cheat Sheet

Adobe Blog ‘Makayla Lewis on The Power of Sketchnoting in UX Design’: https://theblog.adobe.com/makayla-lewis-power-sketchnoting-ux-design/

Makayla’s head and facial hair cheatsheet: https://makaylalewis.co.uk/2018/09/09/head-and-facial-hair-reference-for-doodles-sketches-and-sketchnotes/

Makayla’s brush lettering cheatsheet: https://gumroad.com/maccymacx

Makayla’s 19 sketchnote styles: https://www.flickr.com/photos/makaylalewis/27205388423/in/dateposted/

Excerpt from UX Cambridge ‘Sketchnotes in UX Design’ workshop 76 slide deck:

If you have any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me via Twitter or email.

Makayla’s ‘Head and facial hair reference for doodles, sketches, and sketchnotes’ is an A4 PDF printable created for a primary school in the UK, upon sharing its creation on social media a few people asked for it to be publicly released, ENJOY!