Drawing People Closer to Christ.
This post will continue to focus on our study of El Kanna with a sketchnote challenge to illustrate a verse on love. I think the verse that really hits home for me in this study is that He thinks about me more than all the grains of sand. Psalm 139:18 Today is just a quick post. Take your hearts doodle practice and doodle up a
Join us in this art challenge to draw 29 different hearts on trading cards and then give them away! It’s going to be fun! Welcome to February. I thought we would start off this month with an art challenge. It’s designed to really stretch your visual skills and it will bless others. The challenge is to draw 30 hearts on trading cards and then bless
We continue our study of Elohim, the first name of God that we encounter in the Bible in Genesis 1:1. In the beginning, Elohim created the heavens and the earth. Genesis was written by Moses to provide the Israelites history about their heritage. This week we are going to focus on Genesis chapter 1 – The Creation Story. We touched on a few key foundation truths last
Our sketchnoted, illustrated bible study begins with Elohim, the first name of God we find in the bible. Genesis 1:1 In the beginning Elohim created the heavens and the earth. Elohim As we start our study of the Names of God, we will start with Elohim. Elohim is the first name we encounter in the bible. Genesis 1:1 In the beginning Elohim created the
Come and join us in our celebration of World Sketchnote Day on January 11, 2020. Share your sketchnotes using the hashtags: #SNDay2020 and #sketechnoteboss. As we start out our series of Sermon Sketchnotes, and given the date, I thought it only proper to start the series with a post about World Sketchnote Day, January 11th, which is tomorrow. Most of you probably didn’t even know
After mind mapping your targets for 2020, use SMART goals to help you write goals that will keep you accountable. Develop your goals I know most of you can guess what this challenge is all about. Happy New Year! Its January 1st, its time to map out a plan for 2020. If you missed the post to recap your 2019, click here. God gives us
Here’s a list of things to draw in 2020 to help you hone your doodling skills and make more icons. I created a page called DAILY DRAWINGS so can find the list easily. You can also get the PDF by signing up for my newsletter. This will give you access to the weekly challenges and the Member’s only page (it’s all free). This list is
Make or start a sharing journal to make a deeper connection with someone. What is a sharing journal Our next challenge for December is to make or start a friendship journal, back and forth journal. The idea is to keep a journal going back and forth between two (or more folks). A sharing journal is a vehicle that allows you to draw closer to someone. Pages
Bless someone by doodling a gift bag. When people see the time you put into their gift bag they can’t help but feel blessed. Hi everyone, today’s challenge is to use all those Icons on the list that was posted at the first of the month. You can get it here if you are looking for the list. Now that you have doodled lots of
Sketchnote your way through the Christmas Holidays! Sketchnote Holiday Challenge Overview This month we are continuing with weekly Skerchnote challenges. This month we are going to expand our visual vocabulary with more icons. We’re going to make a fun doodled up Sketchnote Christmas Card, a sharing journal and a gift box ornament. I list all the supplies you need below. Hopefully, you will have almost
