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POW: Illustration that Kills /November 2, 2015 by Shreyas R Krishnan

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Sketchnotes from an Illustration Week '15 talk by Peter Kuper, Frances Jetter, Tom Woodruff, and Steve Brodner, on powerful illustration that is political and personal.

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1. Vaish angry-concentrati ng on work, @jananits 's chai cups and chips 2. Distracting myself from nursery rhymes being played on loop (loud) for to entertain kids on the train #sketchbook #itinerant #shreymade
Sometimes switching tools helps make slightly better sense of volume #sketchbook #chennai #itinerant #shreymade #drawing #mistakesaregood
Do I draw for myself, or do I draw for others? I've realized over the years that social media has very often interfered with my relationship with my sketchbook practice (or should I say I have allowed it to interfere). I catch myself wondering what
Kay McNulty, Jean Jennings Bartik, Betty Snyder, Marlyn Meltzer, Fran Bilas, Ruth Lichterman were the first programmers of ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) • • Find more women in Cracking the Code: Women Who Have Changed
Women in Bletchley Park 1937-45 One of my favorite spots from Cracking the Code: Women Who Have Changed the Way We Look At Computers. Written by Alisha Sadikot, illustrated by me, for @pratham.books Find digital and translated versions at @pbstory
Just got my copies of Cracking the Code, my first book for @pratham.books , written by Alisha Sadikot . Always excited for opportunities to learn about + draw portraits of women being amazing. Also finally a vague crossover between what @sumanarkris

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