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Visualising the spoken words

Drawing is like walking. You are immersed in the now, the environment and the elements (depending on the place and occasion). There is a certain kind of connection that sitting or standing at a place and drawing the scene can bring to a person which taking a photo can never accomplish.

Here are a few samples of my attempts at live sketchnoting. Most of these are not truly done live and needed some repeat watching/listening.

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Sketchnote from the talk on 'Next Steps in Climate Leadership' in the museum sector. Some suggestions-talk empowerment, cut carbon, promote collaborative action, get rid of maintaining economic growth, make ecological footprint key and so on. Speakers talked about speculative thinking to chart the way forward for the museum sector.

Sketchnote of the conversation between James Acaster and Nish Kumar about Bon Iver's album '22, A Million' and whether Nish Kumar thinks 2016 was the best year for music. The image illustrates with drawing and texts some anecdotes from that conversation.

Sketchnotes from an online talk by Jayati Ghosh, at the time Chairperson, Centre of Economic Studies and Planning, Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, India. The talk was on effects and required response towards the COVID-19 pandemic on the Indian economy.

Sketchnotes from the Noam Chomsky's talk with Prof. Tricia Rose and Dr. Cornel West on their podcast 'The Tightrope' on Trump administration, the pandemic and the US and the movement against the current fascism in US.

Sketchnotes from 'What is Design?' webinar by Pavan Misra for the Atria University.

Sketchnotes from the webinar on the future of e-mobility especially in the Indian context by Karthick Atmanathan for the Atria University.

A sketchnote from Kriti Monga's talk at the TypeWknd 2020 event.

A sketchnote from a team meeting discussing 'what is that one line that defines Atria University'.

Sketchnotes from a talk/discussion between Dr. Cornel West and Suraj Yengde about caste, the fight against caste discrimination in India and the response of the world, BLM and other social justice movements.

Sketchnotes from an episode of the Boring Talk podcast on BBC about the yellow lines on British roads by Andrew Male.

Sketchnotes from an episode of the Boring Talk podcast on BBC about the evolution and history of pencils by Brian Mackenwells.

Sketchnotes from a talk by Varghese Mathew of BYJU's about how to use design to influence/empower people.

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