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Slide Notes

Learning something new or different always presents challenges to our assumptions and what we have been told in the past and the experiences we have had.

So lets get your context before we begin?

I can DRAW!

Published on Aug 03, 2017

10 minute presentation - QLD Transport

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Learning something new

Learning something new or different always presents challenges to our assumptions and what we have been told in the past and the experiences we have had.

So lets get your context before we begin?
Photo by sciencesque

Can you draw a caricature like these?

Can you have an open mind, have a go and be creative:)
Any new learning provides opportunities for failure, resentment, embarrassment and SUCCESS!

In fact if we don't make mistakes in the LEARNING process there is some theory that says we are probably not doing our best learning.

" Mistakes are the portals of discovery - James Joyce
https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/james_joyce.html

Here is the plan?

My story
Your stories

- our personal learning judgments can be overcomplicated and very much influenced by our previous experiences
- personal perspectives and peers assessments over time may stop people from exploring new ideas and learnings



Link to Video: https://youtu.be/7TXEZ4tP06c

The nose

different sizes, shapes and directions are possible

The nose: Try a:

shapes: oval, triangular, round, oblong
direction: turning to the right, left, up, down
size: big, small
Photo by ian dooley

The eyes

big, small, different shapes and colours
The eyes: Try :

shapes: oval, triangular, round, oblong
direction: turning to the right, left, up, down
size: big, small
eyeballs: beady, big, surprised, cross eyed

The mouth

big, small, smiling, sad, surprised, open or closed
The mouth: Try :

shapes: oval, triangular, round, oblong
direction: turning to the right, left, up, down
size: big, small
emotions: sad, happy confused
tongue or teeth

The ear(s)

big, small, different shapes, lobes no lobes
The ear: Try :

shapes: oval, triangular, round, oblong
direction: turning to the right, left, up, down
size: big, small
lobes, adornments
Photo by Travis Isaacs

The hair

spiky, short, thick, thin, curly, wavy, straight
The hair: Try :

shapes: close cut long styles
style: short, braided, coiffed, messy
size: big, small, bald
adornments, hats, headbands, ribbons, etc

The neck under the mouth

long, short, chunky, thin, wrinkled
The neck and shoulders: Try :

shapes: oval, triangular, round, oblong
direction: turning to the right, left, up, down
size: big, small
adornments, ties, collars, chokers

The neck under the ear

long, short, chunky, thin, wrinkled

The caricature collar

Photo by Jens Lindner

The first caricature - Spike

Now go creative!

Now try adjusting the size and shape of these building blocks and see what you can create!

2 minutes to go WILD and then share:)
Photo by mikecogh

Learning links

  • Learning to draw
  • How to draw to remember more
  • The 21 day drawing challenge Lynda .com
Reference Links used in this presentation:

Learning to draw - Graham Shaw - 2 TEDx presentations
1. Why people believe they cant draw - https://youtu.be/7TXEZ4tP06c
2. How to draw more to remember-https://youtu.be/gj3ZnKlHqxI

If you are interested in further exploration feel free to check out these other options below

3. The 21 day drawing challenge - now available on Lynda.com
https://www.lynda.com/Design-Illustration-tutorials/21-Day-Drawing-Challeng...

4. Jane Hart- workplace learning- 2017 Top 100 tools for workplace learning
http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/top100-wpl/

Colleen Hodgins

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