Drawing People Closer to Christ.
The 10 Day Challenge to learn how to Read-Pray-Sketch starts on October 19, 2020. We will learn a quick method on how to spend 15-20 minutes a day in the Word. We will read a verse, journal a bit. List our prayers, gratitudes and draw something everyday. We will get our brains going in a creative direction and will be ready for deeper thinking for
The challenge this week is to recap your year. What did you do with your time? What did you accomplish? What did you enjoy (or not)? And what events occurred? When I worked in Corporate America one thing that was required was to recap my accomplishments for the year to highlight the goals that were accomplished, the ones still in process and finally discuss the
Flowers can add a great addition to any note-taking. They can symbolize something, they can make a great border or filler if you have some empty space. Learning to draw flowers can be quick with doodles or can take a bit of time if you want to do a BOTANICAL sketch or painting of flowers. The great thing about flowers is that you can do
This month we are going to use flowers in our sketchnotes. The process of sketchnoting helps us better understand the information we are hearing. According to the Dual Coding theory when we sketchnote we are writing the information on our brains twice. We are taking information in through listening and then visually we are taking notes and creating images. By writing it on our brains
This week, a month of Praying for Ukraine would not be complete without sketchnoting some recipes. Sketchnoting recipes is one of my favorite things to do. Taking a recipe that has been in the family for years is a great way to document your family’s heritage. It’s visually inviting to motivate you to make that dish. As we focus our prayers on Ukraine this month, let’s
This week as we continue praying for Ukraine, let’s learn more about the country we are praying for. Your challenge this week is to do a sketchnote fact sheet on Ukraine to help better understand the people of Ukraine. Find at least 10 facts about Ukraine and sketchnote them. What does the flag look like? What is the national flower? How many people live in Ukraine?
This week as we continue our Prayers for Ukraine I thought we might pray the map of Ukraine while we doodle and sketch on it. Ukraine is about the size of Alaska. It’s a big place; about 600,000 square miles. Some of you are not into or have time to make daily cards. Here are some ways you can pray the map of Ukraine
Thanks for tuning back in for week 2 as we continue to use our sketchnoting skills to make visual prayers for Ukraine. This week let’s continue our list of things to pray for. Hopefully last week you found 7 things to write on your cards. This week let’s finish the list till we get to 31. Here’s my sketchnote of my prayer list. Verses to
Please join me for the month of May as we use our sketchnote skills to create some visual cues as we pray for Ukraine. The conflict has been going on for more than 60 days and the news outlets are not covering it as often as we are losing interest. However, the struggle for the people in Ukraine is real. People are hurting and they
Join us for our 10 day challenge to your first sermon sketchnotes. Day 3 Today we looked at our simple sketchnote format where we write on 3/4 of the page and draw on 1/4. Here’s my offering. As you can see I didn’t follow my own directions to only draw in the right column, but fortunately, there are no Sketchnote Police so we can all
Join our 10 Day Sketchnote Challenge. Sketchnote your first Sermon TOMORROW. Check out the video and I will show you how. Day 1 Welcome to the Sketchnote Boss 10 Day Sermon Sketchnote ChallengeIf you need the printable, get it by signing up for the newsletter to the right. You will get an email with the link to the member’s only page. Look for project 21-5
On Sale $8.95 Here's some information to help you to get started in the Doodle Devo Process: A "How To" Page, Patterns to get you started and a Materials List. You can search the main
Adding a visual element - even a doodle helps you process what you're seeing or hearing, but drawing stick figures or doodles you're "writing" what you're learning on your brain twice - once by
