The thing that impresses me the most with this vid, is that the pacing is perfect👌 Not talking or moving too fast or too slow. Also super helpful tips! 🙏
Thanks, Yuri. This is by far the best video that explains Visual Thinking on UA-cam. It is amazing how easily this OODA can be used to, say, a strategy for repairing a motorbike. (Yes, I applied this! Have to say, by assessing everything, I saved a lot of money by Deciding what to Act on.)
What would be the general approach to draw visual representations of abstract words/concepts/theories/ideas? I want to make the drawings as simplistic as possible yet still having the drawing to accurately communicate the abstract word/concept/theorie/idea it is representing. - Is there any name for this type of drawing? - Are there any special techniques related to this? - How can I learn and improve this kind of skill?
Thanks for sharing your in-depth presentation. Very interesting observations.
The thing that impresses me the most with this vid, is that the pacing is perfect👌 Not talking or moving too fast or too slow. Also super helpful tips! 🙏
Thanks, Yuri. This is by far the best video that explains Visual Thinking on UA-cam. It is amazing how easily this OODA can be used to, say, a strategy for repairing a motorbike. (Yes, I applied this! Have to say, by assessing everything, I saved a lot of money by Deciding what to Act on.)
Great talk, beautifully explained and illustrated, inspiring and useful. Thank you!
Thank you, Ingrid! ^_^
High Yuri.
Great video. Saw your video yesterday and you mentioned a course. Where can I get it?
Thanks.
Hi! You can find it here: www.udemy.com/course/visual-thinking-and-sketchnoting-boot-camp/?referralCode=D0574A03FF3E6CADC63F
What would be the general approach to draw visual representations of abstract words/concepts/theories/ideas?
I want to make the drawings as simplistic as possible yet still having the drawing to accurately communicate the abstract word/concept/theorie/idea it is representing.
- Is there any name for this type of drawing?
- Are there any special techniques related to this?
- How can I learn and improve this kind of skill?