Interview of Aurélie Vache and Ane Diaz De Tuesta
summary
Explains sketchnoting as a note method that uses basic pictograms (rectangles, circles, triangles), simple containers and arrows to group and show flow, and mixed short text with images; claims no drawing skill is required beyond those shapes and demonstrates a live sketch that successfully summarizes the interview. Gives practical text tips — write in CAPITALS, use bold sparingly — and points to Mike Rohde’s The Sketchnote Handbook plus Twitter and Pinterest as learning resources.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Interview on sketch noting
- 0:10Sketch noting introduction
- 3:02Sketch noting for all
- 4:54Live sketch noting demo
- 13:21Learn more about sketch noting
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