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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
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
Let’s strengthen our visual thinking skills and get into the Word in a little different way by taking on the Inktober 2021 doodle challenge. Relate each word to a bible verse and then illustrate the verse. My Inktober Process Welcome to October. It’s time for the Inktober 2021 challenge. I find it hard to sit down and imagine a verse and an illustration for a
The Lord has put it on my heart to pray for Afghanistan. It just breaks my heart to see this country in its current state and the way our exit is going. So I thought if we all prayed a bit and doodled a bit, the Lord will hear all our collective prayers. And of course, we have to be visual in our prayers so
In this post, we will learn to sketchnote 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 Love is. In this sketchnote we used a lot of Valentine images and icons to create a lovely sketchnote of this verse. Sketchnoting 1 Corinthians 13 In this video, I show the process I used to sketchnote 1 Corinthians 13. It is an awesome verse that is hard to live by sometimes. It is
Here’s a crazy project we can all do together. #the100dayproject starts January 31, 2021. I thought it would be crazy for us to all do the same project but 100 of us each takes a day to doodle the project. Call me crazy, but this is going to be great fun and we’re going to have a wonderful collection when the #100dayproject is completed. THE
In this post, we will explore why it’s important to draw every day and provide you with a list of words so you can draw one every day. Why Draw Daily? Welcome to 2021! It’s a great day to start our ICONOLOGY Challenge. In learning to draw icons, we are expanding our visual vocabulary. We are not making art, we are improving our brain processes.
In this post we will explore a more focused 2021 by choosing one word to help guide is in our goals and actions. 2020 Recap and 2021 Goals – Mind Map Before I get to the word of the year, I think reviewing last year is an important activity. The process of reviewing my activities for last year and mapping out a rough plan for
The 2nd Annual Christmas Cookie Recipe Exchange is now ready. You can find it on the member’s only page. It will be on the bottom of the emails I send. OR if you’re not already a member you can sign up to the right by entering your email address and hitting submit. You will get an automatic reply which will have the link to the
In this post, we learned how to sketchnote a recipe. A sketchnoted recipe makes a special gift during the holidays or for the bride-to-be at her wedding shower. Sketchnoting a recipe is a great way to practice your sketchnoting skills and create a keepsake that people will treasure your work for years to come. How to sketchnote a Recipe Choosing a Recipe When choosing a
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
