If your fear of drawing is keeping you from taking visual notes, then fear no more.

In this episode of Verbal To Visual Video I show you a no-drawing approach to sketchnoting, and share a few examples of how I have used that approach in my own work.

Imagery is just one component of the visual note-taking process, and there’s still a whole lot that you can do without it.

Watch the video to find out how, then put it to use in your own work.

Notes & Links

Here’s the Fizzle Show episode that inspired the notes above.

My rough notes as I planned out the structure of each module of An Introduction To Visual Note-Taking.

How might you use this no-drawing style of visual note-taking?

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Want To Dig Deeper?

If you’re new to the idea of sketchnoting and excited to develop more visual thinking tools, I think you’d enjoy our foundational course An Introduction To Visual Note-Taking.

If you’d like to make sketchnoted videos like the one you saw here, we’ve got a course for that too! Check out How To Make Sketchnote Videos.

And if you’re an educator interested in bringing visual note-taking into your classroom, check out Sketchnoting In The Classroom.