Drawing for Meetings, Presentations and Trainings
Whenever people think of meetings or trainings, they tend to roll their eyes and expect to be bored out of their minds. How about we change that? How about you learn how to make your meetings, trainings or presentations more effective and persuasive with the help of drawing?
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Whenever people think of meetings or trainings, they tend to roll their eyes and expect to be bored out of their minds. How about we change that? How about you learn how to make your meetings, trainings or presentations more effective and persuasive with the help of drawing?
Whenever people think of meetings or trainings, they tend to roll their eyes and expect to be bored out of their minds. How about we change that? How about you learn how to make your meetings, trainings or presentations more effective and persuasive with the help of drawing?
With the help of drawings you attract people’s attention instantly, you communicate knowledge and meaning effectively, you spark people’s creativity and you keep them engaged all along the way. We will start with the basic elements of drawing and slowly build up tp drawing:
- Elements of Nature such as Plants, Land Animals and Sea Life
- Simple Faces, Cartoon Characters, Emotion and Action
- Over 40 Different Symbols
- As well as Useful Templates for Meetings and Trainings
Whether you believe you can draw or not, by the end of the course you will be able to create cool and creative images almost naturally. All you need to do is prepare your pen and preferable a notebook dedicated for this course. Through each section of the course you will learn how to draw all the elements mentioned before through direct observation and by replicating what you see on paper.
With constant practice and experimentation, drawing will no longer feel like a daunting task, rather it will become second nature.
Feel free to explore what the course has to offer. Check out the free preview videos and remember that you have a 30-day money back guarantee once you decide to take the course. Join me in the virtual classroom and let’s learn to make meetings and trainings great again.
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Learning objectives
- Draw the basic elements to get started - shapes, word bubbles, arrows and more
- Draw elements of nature such as plants, land animals and sea life
- Draw faces and cartoon characters
- Draw people, emotion and action
- Draw 40+ different symbols
- Draw useful templates for meetings and trainings
- Explain complex concepts through simple images
- Persuade and educate more effectively
- Make your meetings more memorable
- Draw the basic elements to get started - shapes, word bubbles, arrows and more
- Draw elements of nature such as plants, land animals and sea life
- Draw faces and cartoon characters
- Draw people, emotion and action
- Draw 40+ different symbols
- Draw useful templates for meetings and trainings
- Explain complex concepts through simple images
- Persuade and educate more effectively
- Make your meetings more memorable
Syllabus
You will learn the simple technique behind basic drawing, how to draw people, elements of context, arrows, word bubbles and basic effects
A short story regarding how I learned to draw as a child, how I ended up not drawing anymore because of what people told me about drawing, how I reconnected to this practice and how you will learn to adopt it as well.
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Syllabus
A short story regarding how I learned to draw as a child, how I ended up not drawing anymore because of what people told me about drawing, how I reconnected to this practice and how you will learn to adopt it as well.
Introduce yourself to the rest of the students by drawing a simple comic book strip of 6 images which convey simple information about you such as name, location, when and where you were born, hobbies etc.
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Activities
Read a book on drawing techniques
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Supplement your in-course learning with insights and techniques from a trusted book on drawing.
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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain: The...
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Read the book carefully and take notes.
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Practice the techniques described in the book.
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Write a summary or review of the book.
Practice basic drawing techniques
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Warm up your drawing muscles by reviewing basic drawing techniques, such as holding a pencil, creating different types of lines, and shading.
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Drawing
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Gather your materials. You will need a pencil, paper, and an eraser.
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Practice drawing basic shapes, such as circles, squares, and triangles.
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Practice drawing different types of lines, such as straight lines, curved lines, and dotted lines.
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Practice shading by using different pencil strokes to create areas of light and dark.
Offer to help other students with their drawing skills
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Deepen your understanding of drawing by sharing your knowledge and skills with others.
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Mentoring
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Identify a fellow student who could benefit from your help.
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Offer to provide guidance and support with their drawing skills.
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Meet with the student regularly to provide feedback and encouragement.
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Seek guidance from experienced artists or illustrators
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Accelerate your progress by seeking guidance and feedback from experienced professionals in the field.
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Mentorship
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Identify artists or illustrators whose work you admire.
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Reach out to them and express your interest in receiving mentorship.
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Meet with your mentor regularly to discuss your work and receive feedback.
Draw from observation
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Develop your observation skills and hand-eye coordination by drawing from real life.
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Choose a simple object to draw, such as a fruit, vegetable, or flower.
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Set up your object in good lighting.
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Observe the object carefully and pay attention to its shape, form, and details.
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Start drawing lightly with a pencil, and gradually add more detail and shading.
Contribute to open-source drawing projects
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Expand your technical skills and contribute to the drawing community by participating in open-source projects.
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Open Source
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Identify open-source drawing projects that align with your interests.
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Join the project community and introduce yourself.
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Start contributing to the project by reporting bugs, fixing issues, or adding new features.
Read a book on drawing techniques
Show steps
Supplement your in-course learning with insights and techniques from a trusted book on drawing.
View
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain: The...
on Amazon
Show steps
- Read the book carefully and take notes.
- Practice the techniques described in the book.
- Write a summary or review of the book.
Practice basic drawing techniques
Show steps
Warm up your drawing muscles by reviewing basic drawing techniques, such as holding a pencil, creating different types of lines, and shading.
Browse courses on
Drawing
Show steps
- Gather your materials. You will need a pencil, paper, and an eraser.
- Practice drawing basic shapes, such as circles, squares, and triangles.
- Practice drawing different types of lines, such as straight lines, curved lines, and dotted lines.
- Practice shading by using different pencil strokes to create areas of light and dark.
Offer to help other students with their drawing skills
Show steps
Deepen your understanding of drawing by sharing your knowledge and skills with others.
Browse courses on
Mentoring
Show steps
- Identify a fellow student who could benefit from your help.
- Offer to provide guidance and support with their drawing skills.
- Meet with the student regularly to provide feedback and encouragement.
Seek guidance from experienced artists or illustrators
Show steps
Accelerate your progress by seeking guidance and feedback from experienced professionals in the field.
Browse courses on
Mentorship
Show steps
- Identify artists or illustrators whose work you admire.
- Reach out to them and express your interest in receiving mentorship.
- Meet with your mentor regularly to discuss your work and receive feedback.
Draw from observation
Show steps
Develop your observation skills and hand-eye coordination by drawing from real life.
Show steps
- Choose a simple object to draw, such as a fruit, vegetable, or flower.
- Set up your object in good lighting.
- Observe the object carefully and pay attention to its shape, form, and details.
- Start drawing lightly with a pencil, and gradually add more detail and shading.
Contribute to open-source drawing projects
Show steps
Expand your technical skills and contribute to the drawing community by participating in open-source projects.
Browse courses on
Open Source
Show steps
- Identify open-source drawing projects that align with your interests.
- Join the project community and introduce yourself.
- Start contributing to the project by reporting bugs, fixing issues, or adding new features.
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