A resource for people using visual learning to drive innovation.
If she can master the new way of working, then so can you.
Woody Guthrie's 1943 "New Years Rulin's." Found in one of his journals dated January 31st, 1942. Woody Guthrie Archives Notebook Series 1, Item 13, Pages 36-37.
Conceived and written by Dr. Mike Evans
Illustrated by Liisa Sorsa
Produced, Directed and Filmed by Nick De Pencier
( submitted by jori martinez )
Last week, the long anticipated membership site for the International Forum of Visual Practitioners opened up to its members.
IFVP.org serves as a valuable source of information and tools that will support you to think and communicate more visually. Here, you can find graphic recorders and facilitators around the globe through advanced search or become a Member and volunteer, get involved in the growing community.
LOCATION: Seattle University
INSTRUCTORS: Regina Rowland, PhD, NLP Master & Julie Gieseke, MA, NLP Master, CPCC
COST: Workshop Fee of $500, Materials Fee: $75
How can enhancing your visual thinking skills help you to refine your craft as a designer and facilitator of systemic change? How can you apply creative methods and tools to individual change work and/or group processes? How can helping individuals and groups to see their ideas, thoughts and dialogue in pictures greatly influence the dynamics at play?
No prior experience necessary! Art skills are useful, but not necessary. You will need to bring a willingness to listen deeply and a desire to think systemically; at the core of it all lies a hunger for play and creative engagement.
Questions? Contact Leslie Chamberlain, email v-chambl@seattleu.edu or call 206-296-5898
(via Morton of limeisgood.com)
Beautiful and intricate window painting by Barcelona-based Kikayis, using liquid chalk markers. SOURCE: http://www.designworklife.com/
This 5-minute time-lapse video provides a vision of what a post-consumer society could look like, with people working fewer hours and pursuing re-skilling, homesteading, and small-scale enterprises that can help reduce the overall size and impact of the consumer economy.
The video is narrated by economist and bestselling author Juliet Schor, based on her book Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth.
Read more about Schor's vision for a Plenitude economy on her website.
