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SketchNotes from SOBCon 2009

May 8th, 2009 Stephen Smith posted in 'Creativity'

Mike Rohde made some sketchnotes at SXSW this year and they are fantastic.

I wanted to do something like this for SOBCon because I am a big notebook freak. But I can�t draw so well�

So I asked the rest of the attendees to help with this little project. This is what they came up with:

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