Eva-Lotta Lamm

Sketchnotes 2012

Sketchnotes

Mike Rohde

Craighton Berman

This book gathers Eva-Lotta's sketchnotes from over 100 talks taken at design events and conferences in 2011. Sketchnotes are visual summaries created in real time during a lecture. They invite the viewer to revisit, remember and re-discover the main thoughts and ideas of the speaker after the talk. The book includes sketches from events like d.construct, Future of Web Design, Typo Berlin, Typo London, UXLX, Flash on the Beach, UXcamp Europe, LondonIA, Frontend Oslo, The Story, The Design of Understanding, Creative Mornings, and many more. It features speakers like Aaron Walter (Mailchimp), Aral Balkan, Chip Kidd, Chris Bangle, Christoph Niemann, Dan Rubin, Daniel Kahneman, Don Norman, Elliot Jay Stocks, Ferran Adria, Hillmann Curtis, Jack Schulze (Berg), Jessica Hische, Joshua Davis, Kevin Cheng, Louis Rosenfeld, Michael Bierut, Oliver Reichenstein (Ia), Russell Davies, Sarah Parmenter and Vitaly Friedmann (Smashing Magazine). In addition, Eva-Lotta also invited 10 of her favourite sketchnoters from all over the world to contribute to the book. They all sketched the same TED talk and created some stunning sketches that show off the wide variety of styles and different ways of summarising content. The guests are: Amanda Wright, Bauke Schildt, Carolyn Sewell, Craighton Berman, Gerren Lamson, Len Kendall, Matthew Magain, Mike Rohde, Paul Soupiset and Timothy J. Reynolds.

Sketchnotes 2011

This book is a collection of Eva-Lotta Lamm's sketchnotes taken during a 4-week Action Theater training course, taught by Sten Rudstrom.Action Theater is a form theater improvisation developed by Ruth Zaporah. Sketchnotes are hand drawn visual notes that combine words and images to create beautiful and engaging visual summaries of a topic.

Sketchnotes by Eva-Lotta Lamm

Notes from Improvisation Training

This book is a collection of Eva-Lotta Lamm's sketchnotes taken during a 200-hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training Course with Surinder Singh in Rishikesh (India).These hand drawn visual notes combine words and images to create beautiful visual summaries of the different topics she studied during the course. They include Asana & Pranayama practice and alignment, Anatomy and Yoga Philosophy.

Notes from Yoga Teacher Training

Learn how to sketch simple yoga 'stick figures' to capture and plan your yoga sequences with this simple, step-by-step system that can be quickly learned, even without any drawing or sketching skills. Also available as an e-book: www.yoganotes.net The first part of the book explains the basic principles of sketching and constructing the yoga stick figures and combining them into sequences.The second part contains step-by-step instructions for sketching over 80 of the most common asanas and their variations. Who is this book for? For Yoga Teachers & Coaches: If you teach yoga classes or work with your own private clients, sketching is a great way to plan out sequencesand practice plans in a visual way.You can use them as a visual overview during class (if you haven't fully memorised the sequence yet). They also make great handouts for your students after a workshop or as personalised practice plans for your one-on-one clients. For Teacher Training Attendees: If you are learning to be a yoga teacher there is a lot of information to take in and to process.Taking visual notes and using sketches to capture the details about postures, alignment and anatomy will help you to get the most out of your training. The notes you create will be clearer, more engaging and actually fun to look at and revise again later. For Students & Practitioners: If you study or practice yoga, you can sketch out your favourite sequences to use as a guide during your home practice or for when you are travelling.Sketch out that great class you attended at your yoga studio or the nice ow you found on YouTube. The sketched overview will be the perfect cheat sheet to keep by your mat during your own practice.

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