Sketchnotes from SketchnoteLDN “Sketchnoting and UX” Feat. Sara Michelazzo and Matthew Magain

March 9, 2017 | Makayla Lewis

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Sketchnotes from Ladies That UX Designing for Kids

March 9, 2017 | Makayla Lewis

Designing playful interfaces talk by Leanne Dougan

How to involve children in the design process talk by Monica Ferraro

Sketchnotes from SNhangout Sketchnotes in the Classroom by Ruth Baker

March 9, 2017March 9, 2017 | Makayla Lewis

Donating 100% to Sketchnote Hangout

November 1, 2016November 30, 2016 | Makayla Lewis

Hello Sketchnoters,

As you are aware, all Sketchnote Hangouts are FREE to attend, hosts and organiser are volunteering their time to provide attendees with an insightful, useful and fun experience.

Sketchnote Hangouts free although Google Business is charging Makayla Lewis a fee to host 25 attendees.
Additionally, Sketchnote Hangout external webcam broke before the last Hangout and requires replacement.

If you like what Makayla Lewis does, support her efforts by making a donation. All donations will be fed back into Sketchnote Hangout covering cost of Google Business and webcam replacement.

Note: Donations made for #SNchallenge printables on Gumroad are spilt 50/50 between SketchnoteLDN and Sketchnote Hangout. If you prefer 100% donation to Sketchnote Hangout please donate via Eventbrite page when you RSVP.

Best,
Makayla Lewis

Sketchnote Hangout Organiser

Sketchnote Hangout Attendance Policy

August 25, 2016August 25, 2016 | Makayla Lewis

Hello Sketchnoters,

As you are aware, all Sketchnote Hangouts are FREE to attend, hosts and organiser are volunteering their time to provide attendees with an insightful, useful and fun experience. Makayla Lewis intends to keep the Sketchnote Hangouts free although Google Business is charging Makayla Lewis a fee to host 25 attendees.

Due to Sketchnote Hangouts being free has resulted in a high number of sign-ups and people not attending the Hangouts or giving less than an hour notice, in some instances only a few minutes notice, meaning those on the wait list cannot attend. The organiser and host have put in a lot of effort and would appreciate if you could update your Eventbrite RSVP within 12 hours of the hangout, if for some reason you cannot make it to the hangout.

As a result of people not attending Hangouts or giving less than an hour notice, I have introduced a 2 STRIKE Policy:

First Strike: If you do not turn up to the hangout or give less than 12 hours notice, you will be marked as a “NO SHOW” and removed from Eventbrite Sketchnote Hangout invitation mailing list.

Second Strike: If you do it again you will be marked as “NO SHOW x2” and will not be allowed to sign up for the following month Sketchnote Hangout.

I look forward to seeing you at future hangouts, don’t forget to bring your favourite pen, some paper or your favourite digital drawing device and plenty of questions.

🙂

Regards,

Makayla Lewis

Sketchnote Hangout Organiser

Sketchnotes from Research Thing “Engaging the client or stakeholders with research outputs”

August 3, 2016August 3, 2016 | Makayla Lewis

Watercolour sketchnote from #SketchnoteHangout What sketchnoters can learn from comics and animation talk by Aurora Melchor

August 1, 2016August 1, 2016 | Makayla Lewis

19 Sketchnote Styles Cheat Sheet

June 29, 2016 | Makayla Lewis

19 Sketchnote Style Examples:

19 Sketchnote Styles Cheat Sheet and linked examples are for viewing purposes ONLY. They are NOT royalty free works and may not be used for commercial or private use. Any such use of these works is strictly prohibited. Specifically, these works may NOT be copied, manipulated, be reproduced by any other means nor sold without prior written consent by the author.

Note: Four of the styles presented here are based on Mike Rohde’s Sketchnote Handbook. Permission has been obtained from the Author, please note that these four styles have been renamed, slightly adjusted and included in this Sketchnote Cheatsheet.

Sketchnotes: Constructing Scientific Communities seminar “Imaginary Engines – Lovelace, Babbage, and the Analytical Engine” talk by Sydney Padua

June 1, 2016 | Makayla Lewis