In this episode, I talk with Jude Pullen, an independent creative technologist who works with partners to make cutting edge tech simple and adapt old tech in interesting ways.
We talk about Jude’s sketching and visualization that helps him explore spaces he works in, filter details, and to communicate with clients and colleagues to create cohesive solutions as a team.
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Running Order* Intro * Welcome * Who is Jude? * Origin Story * Jude’s current work * How sketching is part of Jude’s work * The value of storyboards in Jude’s work * Sponsor: Concepts app * Tools * Tips * Where to find Jude * Outro
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- Jude’s Site
- Jude on instagram
- Jude on Twitter
- Jude on LinkedIn
- Jude’s Design Modeling Website
- Goats Vs Llamas - a Crazy Monumental 3D Board Game With 3D Printing
- Sugru
- LEGO
- Jude’s BBC TV Show: Big Life Fix
- Jude’s TedX Talk “Why Creativity Loves Uncertainty”
- Canary Air Quality Sensor - Part 1
- Canary Air Quality Sensor - Part 2
- Radio Globe
- Book: Designs and Sketches for elBulli by Luke Huber
- Book: Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
- Book: Abstract City by Christoph Niemann
- Thomas Heatherwick
ToolsAmazon affiliate links support the Sketchnote Army Podcast.
- Whiteboarding skills
- Cardboard modeling skills
- Build with found objects
Tips1. Make your brain engage in the environment and challenge yourself to sketch on objects 2. Draw for someone not in your world: your mom 3. Learn to sketch upside-down to stay in flow as you sketch for someone else
Credits* Producer: Alec Pulianas * Theme music: Jon Schiedermayer
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