3 Books Every Who Likes Sketchnotes Should Read For Visual Inspiration
Over the past 8 years, I have read 20+ books on sketchnoting and visual thinking.
Some were boring, unhelpful or even ripoffs of other books. Most were okay and a few were fantastic.
Here are the 3 I’ve enjoyed the most and never fail to give me a shot of inspiration.
Book #1: The Sketchnote Workbook by Mike Rohde
This was the book that rekindled my drawing habit.
I had tried before but the practical activities and philosophy in Mike’s book got me start.
If you want to start drawing again, give it a go.
Get a copy of the Sketchnote Workbook.
Book #2: Presto Sketching by Ben Crothers
I discovered Ben’s book via a comment on my blog.
Ben’s book has great practical examples of how you can use simple drawing in the work place.
It’s a fantastic mix of Ideas, activities and examples.
Get a copy of Presto Sketching.
Book #3: The Visual MBA by Jason Barron
Finally, a book without any drawing advice.
I picked up Jason’s book after hearing his podcast interview with Mike. It sounded like a great way to learn the basics of business and it was.
It is also packed with great examples to inspire your drawing.
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