Your sketchnotes really caught my eye - they’re so bright, simple, and full of life 🎨✨
They took me back to childhood, like flipping through an illustrated storybook and pausing to notice all the tiny details.
I loved your reflections on returning to art - so clear and relatable.
I’ve done some simple sketching with pencil and black marker before, but after reading your post, I’m seriously tempted to go buy some colorful brush pens!
Thanks for the inspiration - it was exactly what I needed today 🤩
Thanks a lot Eugene! You made my day💕. I am so glad you are also excited with this series! I am so eager to take all my readers on this colorful medium of expression. At the end of this 3 part series, I would love to see what u come up with 🌸✨. Bringing out everyone’s inner-child to play is kinda my thing as a creativity coach ❤️.
It’s always so refreshing reading your posts Urmila! This is such a light but still very comprehensive piece on cultivating creativity. Reminded me of some things that are deeply important for caring for our creative selves that we usually put to the side! And as always, your illustrations are wonderful!
So happy to read your comment always Frey! There is so much joy in creating that I feel it should be accessible to all. It enhances the quality of our headspace and thereby everything we do. I wanted to keep it light so everyone feels they can have a go at it. Stay tuned for part 2 and 3!
Aah! So happy to read your comment Hans! You have no idea what I am cooking up for the next installments :) I so hope that it brings you the creative joy in trying it out as well🌸✨.
Joyful ode to creativity, expression and play. I am going to try sketch noting instead of journalling, which I tend to go on and off with. Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh I used to journal too, I think I'll include this comparison also and why I settled for sketchnoting over other styles in the next article! Can't wait to see what u come up with 😁✨🎀
An encouraging reentry into creative expression, with a focus on sketchnoting as a fun, visual thinking tool. This sounds like the first step in a playful, insightful series.
Your sketchnotes really caught my eye - they’re so bright, simple, and full of life 🎨✨
They took me back to childhood, like flipping through an illustrated storybook and pausing to notice all the tiny details.
I loved your reflections on returning to art - so clear and relatable.
I’ve done some simple sketching with pencil and black marker before, but after reading your post, I’m seriously tempted to go buy some colorful brush pens!
Thanks for the inspiration - it was exactly what I needed today 🤩
Thanks a lot Eugene! You made my day💕. I am so glad you are also excited with this series! I am so eager to take all my readers on this colorful medium of expression. At the end of this 3 part series, I would love to see what u come up with 🌸✨. Bringing out everyone’s inner-child to play is kinda my thing as a creativity coach ❤️.
That sounds like a wonderful invitation, Urmila 🤗
I’ll definitely be following along - and who knows, maybe by the end of your series, I’ll surprise myself with some colors too.
Love the way you help people reconnect with their inner-child - it’s rare and so needed 🫰🏻
I love this! Subscribed!
Yayie!! I am so glad to have u here😁✨🌸
It’s always so refreshing reading your posts Urmila! This is such a light but still very comprehensive piece on cultivating creativity. Reminded me of some things that are deeply important for caring for our creative selves that we usually put to the side! And as always, your illustrations are wonderful!
So happy to read your comment always Frey! There is so much joy in creating that I feel it should be accessible to all. It enhances the quality of our headspace and thereby everything we do. I wanted to keep it light so everyone feels they can have a go at it. Stay tuned for part 2 and 3!
It's wonder-filled to see the sketches and colors and impetus behind this. Looking forward to the next installments!
Aah! So happy to read your comment Hans! You have no idea what I am cooking up for the next installments :) I so hope that it brings you the creative joy in trying it out as well🌸✨.
This is amazing .. so much that I took the pain to subscribe :)
waiting for the 2nd/ 3rd parts
Keep writing 💕
Thanks! It will be worth all your pain🎀✨😁
Joyful ode to creativity, expression and play. I am going to try sketch noting instead of journalling, which I tend to go on and off with. Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh I used to journal too, I think I'll include this comparison also and why I settled for sketchnoting over other styles in the next article! Can't wait to see what u come up with 😁✨🎀
I love how you've made creativity feel accessible, even for someone like me who can barely draw stick figures hahaha
Your Thailand sketchnotes are beautiful Urmila.
That’s the whole fun and point of it! By the end of this 3 part we will all be exchanging sketchnotes!
okay lol
If you say so Urmila :)
An encouraging reentry into creative expression, with a focus on sketchnoting as a fun, visual thinking tool. This sounds like the first step in a playful, insightful series.
Thank you so much. So glad u enjoyed it🌸✨