How to Doodle Beginner Course
Learn How To Doodle And Think Visually
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6.5 hours
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Jan 2023
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What you will learn
Day 1 - Introduction to the visual alphabet and the 12 basic shapes we will use for doodling.
Day 2 - Simple doodling skills using the visual alphabet and reverse engineering techniques.
Day 3 - Using the visual alphabet examples. How to doodle simple things around your home.
Day 4 - More examples of how to quickly use the visual alphabet to doodle all sorts of fun stuff.
Day 5 - Your first doodling creative challenge: Turning combinations of shapes into pictures.
Day 6 - Using the visual alphabet examples. How to doodle simple things around your home.
Day 7 - Using the visual alphabet to doodle cute animal faces with surprisingly little efforts
Day 8 - Working with frameworks to help you doodle everything more effectively and quickly.
Day 9 - The importance of developing an ever-expanding visual vocabulary of your doodles.
Day 10 - Practical ways to doodle stick, box, blob, star, and triangle people in a very simple way
Day 11 - Doodling active people walking, running, jumping, resting, falling, sitting, crouching and more.
Day 12 - More doodles of active people crawling, splatting, spinning, thinking and more.
Day 13 - Testing your skills with doodling active people dancing, swimming, stretching and more.
Day 14 - Learning how to doodle human facial expressions using the facial expression matrix.
Day 15 - Turning random squiggles into faces just like Mr. Squiggle did it back in the 1980’s.
Day 16 - Doodling a variety of human facial features including the eyes, mouth, nose and hair.
Day 17 - Doodling more involving and complex human emotions and facial features just for fun.
Day 18 - Doodling human heads of all shapes and sizes, then giving them life through expression.
Day 19 - It’s all in the nose. Working with the nose to direct your character’s focus and attention.
Day 20 - Doodling faces on random inanimate objects to help give them character and life.
Day 21 - Doodling human hands and feet. Moving from simple to complex representations.
Day 22 - Doodling scary monsters with no rules or boundaries. Let your imagination run free.
Day 23 - Understanding the rules of how to show movement and direction within your doodles.
Day 24 - Step by step instructions on how to doodle three common three dimensional shapes.
Day 25 - Understanding the rules of how to show depth and distance within your doodles.
Day 26 - Understanding the rules of how to use three kinds of perspectives within your doodles
Day 27 - Learning how to doodle metaphors and play with abstract words in creative ways.
Day 28 - Using your imagination and your doodling skills to turn abstract words into doodles.
Day 29 - Doodling is all about ideas and not artwork. Try your hand at the doggy doodle activity.
Day 30 - Explorations into standard forms of notetaking versus visual note-taking practices.
Day 31 - Using fonts, titles and word pictures to express your ideas visually.
Day 32 - Using diagrams and doodles to express your ideas visually.
Day 33 - Using handwriting and captions to express your ideas visually.
Day 34 - Using dividers and separators to express your ideas visually.
Day 35 - Using arrows and connectors to express your ideas visually.
Day 36 - Using bullets and icons to express your ideas visually.
Day 37 - Using frames and bubbles to express your ideas visually.
Day 38 - Presenting the IQ Doodle cheat sheet and a couple of activities to test your doodle skills.
Day 39 - The various ways to structure your IQ Doodles and a couple of examples for inspiration.
Day 40 - Tips and guidelines for capturing notes visually and final thoughts moving forward.
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