A collection of scribbles, scribing, sketch-notes, mind-maps and doodles. Moonlighting as a Doodler I capture conversations, delightful moments and people in their element.
Doodle Doo!
/ Proceedings RSD9 conference
For the Relating Systems Thinking & Design Conference in October 2020
/ IDEO-CommonPass Covid-19 Webinar
On commission for IDEO, conference sketchnote.
/ Webinars: Live scribbing
These are live scribbed sketchnotes of webinars, podcasts and conference talks. I use it as a way of retaining information and a way of thinking with the talk.
/ OpenIDEO Challenges
These are sketchnotes, doodles and sketches I did as part of by stint with OpenIDEO throught their challenges in 2019 as a Community Fellow.
Be it a thank you note or a process or an idea or just sharing a thought across a remote call, sketching creates a tangible piece and a global language that makes communication seamless within cross-disciplinary groups. I say sketching or doodling, because it is a quick way to express oneself unlike drawing which is meticulous and well planned. I use the phrase “Doodle Do”: Do it to make the idea come to life and to make it actionable.
/ DoodleType
For the 36 Days of Type Challenge, 2019 I experimented with sketchdoodles to create Letter forms. Each Letter form is a sketchnote of explaining a term or concept or topic.
I picked the topic from recently heard podcasts, books I read, technology terms to trending concepts. The 36 Type forms are informatic sketchnotes covering things like Augmented Reality, Cannabis, Genome, Jazz, Quidditch to 3D-printing.
/ The Year in Doodles
Summing up my yearly journey in a single doodle is a beautiful way for relfecting and being grateful.
/ Faces in Scribbles
A project I started while in commute, scribbling first and then observing people around to draw out faces in the scribbles.
/ Research+Doodles
Doodling is a great way to jot down large chunks of information into visual forms, buidling on mindmaps, conventional persona mapping & scenario mapping.
/Recipe doodles
This is a recent development in my doodle, where my love for food meets my obsession to bring method to madness.
/The Visual Thinkers Society
A visual thinkers collective that was started as a small group in Toronto by Patricia Kambitsch and then revived for version 2.0 during the Covid-19 pandemic in June 2020 to run virtual and globally.
If you like DoodleDo and want to join me in practising visual thinking, come follow "The Visual Thinkers Society" on Instagram [@visualthinkerssociety]
or Twitter [@visualthinkerso] and draw with us. #YouTooCanDraw
We meet online once a month and takes up a monthly challenge to make and share. We are collectively sketching, sharing and visualizing complex information to make sense of the world around us.
The group is facilitated by Patricia and me!
