Artem hovhannisyan visual thinking. how sketching can help your work

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This document advertises an upcoming workshop on using visual thinking and sketching for IT professionals. The workshop will last 8 hours and be held on December 8th in Kharkiv. It will teach participants how to draw complex concepts, create effective drawings of people, use different colors, make compositions, and see practical applications of these skills. Visual thinking through sketching can help professionals communicate ideas that may be difficult to explain solely through words.

Education

Visual Thinking
How sketching can help your work

• Head of PMO @ Namecheap
• Professional PM & Consultant
• PM experience: 10+ years
• Certifications: PMP, KMP, etc…
• Not an artist at all
• Sketching & Visual Thinking: 2+ years
Artem Oganesyan

John Medina
Molecular biologist
“Brain Rules” author
Brain sees words
as lots of pictures, and
we have to identify
them. That takes time.
“

Guess what is this?
Explanation of a belt
transmission

Advanced 8h workshop
”Visual Thinking for IT
Professionals”
• How to draw complex concepts
• Effective people drawing
• Usage of different colors
• Making a composition
• Practical application
Promocode:
VT_early_15
December, 8th
Kharkiv

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