Sam Hardacre (@NocturnalMonkey to Twitter folks) came along and leant his talent to us for New Adventures in Web Design in Nottingham today. He sat down and frantically sketchnoted all the sessions, taking them away to scan and ink later. Here’s the results of his efforts:
sketchnotes from #naconf, a set on Flickr.
That is just exceptional! Several thanks
Helpful write-up, acceptance concerning demography the the extraordinary time for you personally to stipulate that with each other.
I need to has pretty good posts like yours at my website. How don't you arrive around these posts?
So it was you I sat next to during some of the afternoon session. Great drawings. :)
@Robert Sedovsek ~ Quite right, thanks for elaborating for readers. It's an important point which I were unable to further explain whilst in the process of creating the sketchnotes :)
NOW IN 3D TECHNICOLOUR! lovely stuff guys...what a conference
You wrote down "Borrowing from other industries can cause confusion". http://ubelly.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/pres-1-dan-rubin.jpg I believe that only replies to sibiling industries, for instance print design (bleed, fold, page, etc.) where different or unrelated industries (may) reduce the chance of confusion (responsive architecture, web). Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
Awesome sketches, I love all of them.
Lovely!
Wow, these sketches are fantastic. Love them. Thanks for the tweet updates.
Heh, loved your tweet coverage of New Adventures Conf and these sketches are great :-)
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