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Sketchnote resumen de la charla sobre Visual Thinking de Rafa Vivas en el Centro de Innovación BBVA 13 de mayo de 2015
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www.intersectionconsulting.comThis is a visual designed for a client. Calliope is a leadership and learning company based in Victoria, BC. The challenge was to create a visual that represented their core values and mission to inspire leadership greatness. www.calliopelearning.com/about/company-overview.php
Day 7 of #inktober , prompt: passport
My passport is what allows me to go far, very far, outside the European Union. Because I don’t need it to travel in the European area where the free movement of people is a right.
The inktober challenge is very simple. Just draw the prompt of the day in ink and publish it using the inktober hashtags. After a few years where I passed my turn, I am trying this 2024 edition even though it will be a month full of activities and commitments. I chose the free-style of the continuous line to represent the prompt, without fuss or colors.
I hope you like it!
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Day 29 of #inktober - prompt : Navigator
For those who remember. The rest of the photo is a help.
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Here's two pages of notes in my American history notebook - one is a page of increasingly complex Zentangle patterns, the other a random assortment of symbols from Hopi and Zuni carpets and winter counts (actually collated from the postcard resting against my computer.
If you took 45 minutes, a class period, to teach these (as I did), the quality of your student's note-taking ability would go up — because you would have shown them things to do with their pens beyond just write with them. And they will turn their notebooks into works of art, as they doodle and draw around their notes about The Aztecs and the Intolerable Acts.
You're also showing parents and kids that you value creativity — that beauty is important in your classroom. And if you want to know more, you can follow posts on visual thinking on my blog at andrewbwatt.wordpress.com