YouTube’s Margaret Stewart shares her sketchbook notes from the TED2009 sessions — a lively, personal way to see TED through one creative person’s eyes. Click the image above to view the full set of sketchbook pages.
We’re always interested in creative ways to take notes on TED and TEDTalks (check out Autodesk’s BigViz sketchbook, and everythink’s stream-of-consciousness sketches, from TED2008). If you’ve got some TED notes to share, email contact@ted.com or make a comment below.
How the TED Machine was builtWhen illustrator/storyteller Oliver Jeffers and animator/woodworker Mac Premo get together, sketchbooks travel 60,000 miles, suitcases wander the streets of Brooklyn and sandwiches are skewered with bows and arrows. Jeffers and Premo created the opening video for TED2013 — and its star, the TED Machine. The TED Machine works like a schedule board in an old […]
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John Mann commented on May 25 2009
That’s some note-taking skills right there. Very creative and I like the way the word “Ted” jumps right out of the page.
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