
Thinking with a pen: Relationships
What I love most about sketchnoting is that it allows you to connect your thoughts and feelings. I still don’t quite understand how it actually… Read More »Thinking with a pen: Relationships

What I love most about sketchnoting is that it allows you to connect your thoughts and feelings. I still don’t quite understand how it actually… Read More »Thinking with a pen: Relationships

At every conference I’ve attended over the past three years, there have been presentations on AI marked by enthusiasm, curiosity, and often concern as well.… Read More »Thinking with a Pen: Artificial Intelligence

I love drawing little characters made out of hearts. Recently, I drew 100 of these little “hearties” to cheer up a friend. This got me… Read More »Happy Valentine’s Day

World Sketchnote Week will take place from January 12-16, 2026. This online event is organized by Ashton Rodenheiser and her Sketchnote School and offers a… Read More »My talk at World Sketchnote Week 2026

In November 2025, I had the opportunity to hold a sketchnote workshop for international PhD students at the University of Linz. In a very ambitious… Read More »Sketchnote workshop for PhD students

Inktober is an international drawing challenge where you draw a picture every day based on a given prompt and then share it with other people,… Read More »Inktober 2025

I had the opportunity to attend the International German Teachers’ Conference in Lübeck from 28 July to 1 August 2025. This event was impressive on… Read More »My personal sketchnote summary of the IDT

At the BIMM- network conference on language education, which took place in Graz at the beginning of April, I had the opportunity to try my… Read More »My first graphic recording

Starting in autumn 2024, I worked on behalf of the BMB (Federal Ministry of Education) and in collaboration with the BIMM team (Language Education in… Read More »Video series ‘Language as a key’

For me, sketchnotes are the ideal way to organise my thoughts, bring the undefined and unconscious to the surface, recognise structures and often find completely… Read More »Thinking with a pen: The topic of work