Mike describes his process for taking sketchnotes, a technique for note taking using illustrations.
Mike Rohde is a designer, author, illustrator and sketchnoter with a passion for simple and usable design solutions. He currently works at Gomoll Research + Design as an interface and experience designer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Author of The Sketchnote Handbook, Mike is well known for sketchnoting, a visual note taking technique that he uses to document talks and presentations. You can see Mike's designs and sketchnote work in the sketchnotes archives.
Exploring the intersection of a software engineering practice and an art studio practice.
Working digitally gave Fred the freedom to move from Paris to live in an isolated paradise in a 16th Century chateau in the Cevennes. He was videotaped sitting among his roses, talking his bac...
Boston-based artist Evelyn Eastmond leads University of Lethbridge Fine Arts students through a workshop that aims to find the intersections of practice between new media, art and digital audio. ...
Daniel Shiffman talks about Processing and teaching programming.
Mike describes his process for taking sketchnotes, a technique for note taking using illustrations.
David Merrill talks about his concept of embodied media and the potential for "enchanted objects" in our physical world.
Melissa F. Clarke is a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist who often works with scientists, engineers and programmers.
New York based artist Luke Murphy talks about art, programming and randomness.
My exploration into the visualization of data started down a path which eventually led me to the concept of generative art and emergence. Generative art can be described as a piece which has a de...
