The best guest advice on visual thinking and sketchnoting, gathered into one inspiring send-off episode to wrap up season 1.

Why a children's book publisher wanted a sketchnote style, not fine art, and what that means for visual thinkers.

Georgina Dean shares how visual thinking and a healthy analog-digital balance can transform learning and personal growth.

Atom Brum of Studio Heartfelt proves you can embrace AI tools while keeping your work deeply personal and handmade. He shares how story, intention, and heart guide everything he does.

Tabitha Walker brings her analyst's eye to graphic recording, sharing a decade of lessons on style, tools, and the art of staying impartial in the room.

Andrew Tan traces his path from accidental business major to independent illustrator, sharing honest lessons on tools, confidence, and the freedom to be imperfect.

David Armano shares how visual thinkers and creatives can embrace AI without losing what makes their work human.

Hear how Sarah Greer and Adrian Peryer, co-founders of Shared Vision Toolkit, are transforming ordinary meetings into immersive, co-creative experiences.

Hear how Danny Gregory transformed personal challenges into artistic opportunities, with the power of creativity and travel.

Federica Tabone and Claudio Nichele talk with Mike about the 9th International Sketchnote Camp, in Verona, Italy.