sketchnote cribsheet

One of the things that Mike Rohde advises in the Sketchnote Book is to try to grow a ‘visual vocabulary‘ – a collection of stuff you can draw fairly quickly[1]. This is mine.

Image credits

All of the images are drawn free-hand by myself, but some of them are my versions of of other people’s designs.

There may well be cases where I’ve forgotten that my image is a version of someone else’s, or I’ve absorbed a way of sketching something unconsciously, or just come up with the same way of sketching something. If so I apologize and will gladly credit and link, or remove the image. Email me at mattypenny at outlook.com. Where I’ve done a version of a corporate logo I’ve linked back too(or will do very soon).

So….

	24 Hours of PASS is a wonderful online SQL Server event run by the PASS organization – PASS > Home \|
	Logo of Air BnB
	BIML is Business Intelligence Markup Language. This is a rubbish version of theor logo, which can be found at BimlScript \| Home
	My version of some of the dividers in Mike Rohde’s book The Sketchnote Handbook
	A Peta T-Shirt design, as worn by Sir Paul McCartney. Their website is: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals \| Animal Rights in the UK
	The icons for Microsoft Sharepoint and Excel are my versions of Microsoft’s design
	My version of Microsoft’s Firewall icon. It’s supposed to be a wall, representing the software, and the world, representing the world wide web….but it needs a bit of work.
	Github’s cat thing is from the Github website.
	The elephant is from Apache™ Hadoop®!. I’ve only ever been able to draw this if I’ve got Hadoop’s original in front of me.
	The horror lettering is in the style of numerous horror movies and comics, and of my favourite band – the late, much lamented Cramps
	My version of some of the icons in Mike Rohde’s book The Sketchnote Handbook
	Json is from JSON
	The ‘linked in’ logo is from LinkedIn
	Tux, the Linux penguin was designed by Larry Ewing, who says that ‘Permission to use and/or modify this image is granted provided you acknowledge me lewing@isc.tamu.edu and The GIMP if someone asks.’. His web-page for the bird is Linux 2.0 Penguins
	The monkey is inspired by the much better one drawn by Cheryl Lowry
	The Solarwinds logo is from: IT Management Software & Monitoring Tools l SolarWinds
	The Sqlserver logo is from Microsoft’s design. I haven’t used it very often. It’s difficult to do quickly.
	The Twiter bird is my version of Twitter’s logo
	The Police Box is representative of the Tardis from BBC’s Dr Who
	The Superman ‘S’ is a rendering of DC Comic’s Superman logo
	The hadoop/Apache Storm logo is from:Apache Storm
	The recycling logo was originally designed by a chap called Gary Anderson. See this article. I’ve not found it at all easy to draw.