Visual Story Boarding for Business Presentations and Training Modules
No More Heavy Texts. Use Hand Drawn Visuals
Learn to make storyboards and business drawings for your presentations on various business scenarios like project viability, meetings, training, goal setting, brain storming and more.
To present your content in simple visual format and thinkining in metaphors instead of obvious icons.
Draw any object and icon with simple geometrical shapes. Draw people in business postures using simple rules which you will never forget
Methodology to develop your own visual vocabulary in the context of your domain of work.
Use storyboard templates and fill it with your own content and present it.
Learn what is visual thinking, what are the forms of visual thinking you can use at work and how to learn this skill.
My storyboard formula GDTCM to ideate your storyboard from scratch.
Learn basics of business drawing which can also be used for visual facilitation, sketch notes and graphic recording.
Using color patterns while making storyboards. Drawing text and speech bubbles to show interaction between people.
Learning visual hierarchy because what you are drawing needs to communicate the idea and not just be looking beautiful. Different kinds of storyboard formats like Poster, List, Process, Time, Comparision, Roadmaps and more.
Introduction of the Author
Scope of this course + What, Why, How of Visual Thinking
FREE PREVIEWElements of Visual Storyboarding
FREE PREVIEWElement 1: Pens and Markers
Element 2: Drawing Objects and Icons
Element 3: Drawing People , Postures, Professions and Group of people
Element 4: Drawing Processes
FREE PREVIEWElement 5: Thinking in Metaphors
Element 6: Drawing Speech
FREE PREVIEWElement 7: Drawing Text
Element 8: Using colors
Element 9: Drawing headers and using effects
ELement 10: Visual Hierarchy
Introduction to Storyboarding
Storyboarding formula GDTCM
Lesson 1: Goal of Storyboard
Lesson 2: Domain of Storyboard
Lesson 3: Type of Storyboard
Lesson 4: Components in storyboard
Lesson 5: Metaphors in your storyboard
Understanding GDTCM with two examples
Final Exercise
No experience of previous drawing required. Not even if you have not drawn a single line ever.
Around 30-35 A4 sheets, A black sketch pen (2 mm ) and a very light color highlighter.
Your Promise to practice this skill even after the course.
Willingness to up skilling yourself.