In this workshop you’ll learn the basics for drawing to communicate. These simple steps will be good to know when you want to draw quickly and/or don’t think you can draw. For this we’ll use the Visual Alphabet as a handy tool.
Key takeaway: Anybody can make them selves understood through drawings.
Just like for a written alphabet, it’s there as building blocks to form meaning to be communicated.
This is not art. It’s all about communicating your ideas to others. This means we can cut a lot of corners to make the drawing process quicker.
Or, if you need to have the workshop online with your virtual team you can try using a board on Miro and some other software to present and share: Teams, Slack, Whereby etc.
Open forms:
Closed forms
Tell the participants to draw (30 seconds on each drawing):
Tell the participants to draw (2 minute on each)
Show how it can be done:
Tell the participants to draw (2 minute on each drawing):
What was difficult and how to solve it. Go through participants work and discuss, ask and try to come up with different solutions.
That’s it, the first part of the workshop.
If you need help or want to discuss some aspects of this? Contact me on LinkedIn, Twitter or post a comment to this post, and I’ll try to help you out.
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