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Sketchnote Lessons: Speech bubbles and thought clouds

Posted on August 29th, 2013 by Sacha Chua
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This entry is part 7 of 11 in the series Sketchnote Lessons

Here’s an assortment of speech bubbles and thought clouds. They’re great for indicating when someone has said something – and there’s always plenty of talking at presentations, panels, and events.

Click on the image for a larger version. Feel free to print this out (or draw on it on your tablet, if you have one)! =)

Have fun drawing! Check out my other sketchnote lessons, and e-mail or comment if you have any suggestions/requests!

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DouglasGPratt

I like your sketchnote lessons!
- Sacha Chua
  
  Thanks! Got any requests? =)
Karthik Nagarajan

A big fan! You have been my inspiration…These Sketchnote Lessons are awesome. It would be very nice if you conducted a session…
- Sacha Chua
  
  Thanks! Tell you what – if you e-mail me at [email protected] with some times/dates that work for you, I can teach you and whoever wants to join us over Google Hangout. =)
  - mileine
    
    Wow… I’d love to join you guys over Google Hangout and learn more about sketchnoting! I am really enjoying your posts with the lessons. (^-^)/
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tupf

Excellent Ideas. I start to give classes in electrical engineering, and I like to experiment around to emphasize things with drawings into the presentations with a graphic pad. Thanks for sharing this. I like the footprints ….
- Sacha Chua
  
  That’s wonderful. Yay!

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