Elizabeth Alley talks about practical sketching. Register at Eventbrite.
About this event
Practical Sketching, using basic shapes and lines to convey a word or idea, is scientifically proven to help your memory and attention, and it can also help you nurture your creativity and bring fresh ideas to your writing. We’ll explore using this method as part of a process that begins with reading, helps you develop your ideas and think through problems, and ends with a well-thought-out draft.
About the Speaker
Elizabeth Alley (she/her) is a Certified Professional Technical Communicator (CPTC) with 11+ years of experience in technical communication preceded by 11+ years in nonprofit public art project management. She uses her role to advocate for the user, helping readers do their jobs or understand a product or process. As an artist, she focuses on sketching, painting, teaching art to adults, and advocating for the use of sketching in everyday life as a tool to improve memory and observation skills. She has organized, curated, produced, and participated in over 30 solo and group shows since 1999. www.elizabethalley.com.
