In this episode, hear from Benjamin Felis, a former graffiti artist and punk rocker turned graphic recorder, facilitator, sketchnoter and visual teacher.
Hear how Ben’s early life as a graffiti artist led him into visual thinking and working large canvases, and how his time as a punk rocker helps him go for it every single day.
This is a discussion you’re just going to love!
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RUNNING ORDER* Intro: Who is Ben? * Ben’s origin story: from graffiti artist and punk rocker to graphic recorder and teacher * Ben’s focus on student confidence * Watch one, do one, teach one * Ben’s listening training as an adventure trainer * The key: a playful, fun, learning atmosphere * What is Ben excited about? * Ben’s Neuland GraphicWally experience * Analog in a digital world * Embracing constraints and pressure * Tools * Tips * Outro
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- Ben’s Website
- Ben on YouTube
- Ben on Instagram
- Ben on Twitter
- Ben’s Online School for Graphic Recording: 40% Off w/ code MIKE40
- „Schmierer“startet durch
- Eva Lotta Lamm
- The Sketchnote Handbook
- Bikablo books at Neuland
- Neuland Graphic Wally
- IFVP: Analog in a Digital World
- Graphic Recording Tutorial 25
- Kelvy Bird’s 4 Levels of Scribing
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- Neuland Tools
- Molotow Acrylic Markers
- Neuland Stick- It Cards, large rectangular, 100 sheets, single colors
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- iPad Pro 12.9”
- Apple Pencil
- Adobe Draw for iPad
- Adobe Fresco for iPad
- Adobe Illustrator for iPad
- Procreate
- Autodesk Sketchbook
- Paper by WeTransfer
- Concepts
TIPS1. Relax! Who are you doing this work for? 2. Organize your canvas in advance so you can focus in the moment 3. When overwhelmed: set constraints and listen for later relevance
CREDITS* Producer: Alec Pulianas * Theme music: Jon Schiedermayer
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