This year’s AFL Grand Final Symposium took place on Friday 29th September, 2017. These days, I usually attend any seminar, symposium, or conference with my sketchnoting gear* in tow. This time, I decided to travel light. I live-tweeted periodically throughout the day, as did a few others, but I didn’t do any live sketchnoting as I normally would.
I’ve been thinking for a while (years, really) about capturing my sketchnoting process as it happens. Then it struck me – with key messages from the symposium fresh in my mind, I could easily create a post hoc sketchnote of the event while capturing the process as a screen recording. Three tutorials and some new software installations later, et voila – here’s a timelapse video that demonstrates my sketchnoting process from start to finish. It captures, in ~2 min, what actually took me over 2 hours to create in real time. Enjoy!
And here’s the finished product, featuring comments from:
- Andrew Russell (Elite Performance Manager, Hawthorn FC; @jackrussellEP)
- Andrea Farrow (Player Development Coordinator, St Kilda FC; @andyleefarrow)
- Michelle Cowan (Senior Coach – AFLW, Fremantle FC; @mishcowan)
- Aasta O’Connor (AFLW player – Western Bulldogs FC & AFL Women’s Academy Manager; @AastaOConnor)
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* For those inquiring minds who want to know what I use to create my sketchnotes, here’s the nitty gritty:
- iPad 3
- GoodNotes app
- Adonit Jot Pro stylus
- I write and draw by hand (i.e., the text you see is my handwriting – not a typeface!)
