After the Sketchnoting workshop, we went to an interesting
storytelling event about race at
Hipbone Studio, ranging from discrete black-on-black discrimination, childhood memories, to blatant job discrimination, to end with civil right era memories.
Here are my "sketch notes," as done listening to the speakers,
Willie Welch, Donna Kelly,
Paula Small, and
Judith Mowry. My conclusions about the experience? I still rely on portrait sketching to get an insight about the person, while jotting down some abbreviated notes and using devices (arrows?) that somewhat follow the ideas of sketch-noting.
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| At left: the organizers; at right: Willie Welch |
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| At left: Donna Kelly |
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| At left: Paula Small; at right: Judith Mowry |
Great idea. I really like these. There is so much going on and I'm sure those notes mean something to you. Fabulous!
ReplyDelete…and your chalkboard art is amazing. Do you do this all over Portland? Wow.
ReplyDeleteI do chalk artwork as a freelancer and also for two New Seasons Market stores (Raleigh Hills and Nyberg Rivers).
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