The Sketchnoter’s Guide to SXSW 2013
March 6, 2013 | By: ImageThink
We’re packing our markers and notebooks and getting ready to head south for SXSW Interactive! As the official cheerleaders for SXnotes, we’re very interested in all the sketchy happenings at this year’s conference. Below is a collection of tips for before you go, as well as some sessions and events you won’t want to miss. [...]
Announcing SXnotes for SXSW 2013!
February 26, 2013 | By: ImageThink
We are thrilled to announce that this year ImageThink is returning to SXSW for a new partnership: SXnotes. SXnotes is an initiative to celebrate and encourage visual notetaking at SXSW. In addition to creating visual notes of selected sessions ourselves, we’ll be tapping into the community of sketchnoters in attendance to share session notes via [...]
Give the Gift of Visual Thinking
December 18, 2012 | By: ImageThink
It’s the season of giving, so we thought we’d share what’s on our wishlist this year. These are our picks for the visual thinkers, doodlers and budding sketch-noters on your list. The Sketchnote Handbook: the illustrated guide to visual note taking Mike Rohde’s new book takes you step-by-step through the core principles of the very [...]
Ignite NYC 14: Inspired by Failure
September 13, 2012 | By: ImageThink
Last night Kelly and Heather and guest artist Liam O’Brien got to hang out with our friends at Ignite NYC for for the first in their new series of themed events. The evening’s theme was “Fails, Facepalms, and Spinouts: Stories from the Other Side of Failure.” This slideshow presents the sketch notes they created from [...]
How is an Innovator like the modern Buddhist?
August 14, 2012 | By: ImageThink
Last week, ImageThink team member Kelly Kingman traveled to Boulder, Colorado for the second annual Buddhist Geeks conference, which examines the intersection of our modern, fast-paced and technology-fueled world with the ancient teachings and practice of Buddhism. The fact that the ancient practices of Buddhism aren’t often examined through a lens of 21st century science [...]
