What to do in your sketch book

Sketchnoting is big. Why not encourage students to have their sketchbook for your class? This teacher did. In fact, this teacher is inspiring a growth mindset and curiosity with all he/she is saying about having a sketchbook. Annotation, reflection, research! Look at the subtle cues for learning built into this graphic drawn by the teacher. […]

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Learn about the basics of sketchbooks and why every artist should have one. Find out what equipment you need to start sketching in this informative guide.

If you've got an old soul, you'll be enamored by the delightfully old-fashioned work of Moscow-based artist Elena Limkina. Every week, she offers the world a glimpse into her personal sketchbook, and its pages tell vivid stories of nature, architecture, and classical paintings.

From Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe to Mona Lisa and the girl with the pearl earring, this artist's sketchbooks have all the iconic figures throughout history.

An artist that records in writing and drawings, the places he visits and finds interesting. Architect Jerome Tryon describes his work, on social media as "observations and ideas". He does this by keeping a journal with drawings and written portions, of places and buildings that capture his interest. These sights push him to make a note plus illustrate details of what fascinated him of a particular view. Thoughts and studies on Post Alley, Pioneer Square. Press the Image to Enlarge it…