Pencil Me In by Wodtke, Christina -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Copyright With Contributions From Dedication Introduction

Drawing, Drafting, and Doodling Equipment A History of Mark Making Reason to Draw No. 1: Communication Reason to Draw No. 2: Better Problem Solving Dan Brown on Drawing to Solve Problems Reason to Draw No. 3: Remember Better

Part 1: How to Draw

Are You Afraid to Draw? Start with Lines Exercises Practice Making Shapes 3-D Shapes Shadow & Texture Exercise Draw to Relax. How Bad Is Your Handwriting? Personalize Your Alphabet Exercise Become a Fan of Good Enough Exercise Let’s Make People! A Better Stick Figure Hands Faces

Part 2: What to Draw When

Hard Problems Take a Better Kind of Thinking Make Sketchnotes to Listen and Remember What Should You Learn to Draw? Fancy Sketchnote Elements... Draw Your Customers Empathy Maps The Customer’s Story Customer’s Journey Storyboard Drawings You Need for Storyboarding Draw Concept Sketches and Diagrams for Better Brainstorms Draw Your Ideas! Concept Sketches Map All the Concepts! Model Your Ideas Examples from Game Design Stone Librande Daniel Cook Robin Hunicke Draw When You Are Creating New Products and Services Three Useful Diagrams for Digital Product Design Drawing Interfaces Drawing Devices Erin Malone Alicia Loring Make Complex Ideas and Data Make Sense! Giorgia Lupi on Drawing Data Dave Gray On Visual Thinking Hold a Visual Meeting James Young Techniques for Visual Meetings Canvases Shape Thinking Put the Techniques Together and Hold a Design Charette Alex Osterwalder on Why He Works Visually. Dan Roam

Draw All the Things Books I Read and You Should Too Websites & Communities

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