Drawing People Closer to Christ.
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
In this post we are going to explore the concept of prayer flags as a reminder to us to pray continually. Prayer Flags Ok, some of you are going to think I’ve gone totally bonkers with this post, but bear with me. I have been fascinated with the idea of prayer flags and this post is about making some prayer flags. The idea for this
In this post we will explore more visual prayer cards by doing a card for a single person or doing one verse to pray over many people. Supplies needed for this post Index cards Black pen – Bold – Pigma Sensei or the Faber Castel 1.5, Thin – Sharpie Pen Pencil, eraser, Colors – markers, water colors Washi tape – optional One verse for many
In this post we continue our study on visual prayer and we are going to learn how to do the the Stained Glass Prayer Card. The Stained Glass Card Stained Glass has been a big part of the visual history of the church. The churches began using stained glass around 950 in Europe. Many of these stained glass windows depicted stories from the bible. Most
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
