Sketchnotes

This was one of the first drawings I did with the app Concepts on my iPad. It has hands down the best brushes for my style, and you can easily manipulate the strokes after you have drawn them Check it out!

Sketchnotes fra generalforsamlingen.  

This drawing is inspired by a little text by success and resilience coach Sara Priestley: “Jammed” head is likely to be looking “outside” for reasons and fixes. “Clear” head is likely to feel happier and have more confidence. Big generalisations. The key thing is, both are normal. We move between them as naturally as breathing…

I did this drawing a few years ago, after YouTube showed me the Ted Talk by a guy called Adam Leipzig. I guess it was in one of the phases

This is my new really big, really ugly chair for my studio. But, transformation has begun.

I couldn’t draw for a few days. Then I caved in and bought a new pencil. In my next newsletter I’m going to tell you the brand I’m using.

I have been working on my soon-to-come online drawing class – and for some reason it just didn’t happen. I couldn’t get myself to concentrate, I was facing technical problems, it just didn’t click.

Sketching a scenery connects you in a deep way.  While you’re sketching, and later when you look at the drawing. I hope Ibster, Hunhans and the others are having a great time  hunting worms in chicken heaven.

After yesterday’s drawing class in my studio I think I am about to get passionate about teaching to draw. Everybody can draw, given the permission, the right tools and a few hints. (Don’t turn feet upwards!)  

I really want to finish my little online-drawing class. I also want to do more graphic recording.  I DON’T need more ideas for t-shirts. On the other hand – it is FUN to play with these blobs…

I have kind of a love-hate relationship with Pinterest, Instagram and other sites that lead to picture-binging. A little dose might be fine, but  most of the time it makes me less productive.