Visual Notebooking: a gentler way to think, plan and reflect on paper.
What is Visual Notebooking?
Visual notebooking is using one notebook to plan, think and reflect with drawings instead of just words.
Instead of relying on pages of written notes or forgotten lists, you use pictures, icons, doodles and shapes to represent information, connect ideas, notice patterns and make sense of what's going on in your head.
You don't need artistic talent. A few simple marks and symbols go a long way.
Register for a FREE 3-day introduction to help you get started.
📧 FREE 3-day email course,
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🗂️ Organise
your life
Plans, priorities, projects and tasks.
🗺️ Explore
your ideas
Brainstorming, connecting thoughts and solving problems.
🤗 Understand yourself
Mood, energy, habits and personal reflections.
Who is it for?
You like finding a different way of doing things. Maybe lists and planners never quite fit the way your mind works. Perhaps you just think better with a pen in your hand. Or your thinking comes as pictures, tangents, or connections, and you'd like somewhere for it all to land.
No, you don’t need to be good at drawing!
This isn't an art class. The aim isn't to create a masterpiece. It's about finding a way to think, learn, and express yourself that works for you. You can start with circles, lines, boxes, arrows and a handful of simple symbols.
📧 The free 3-day experience
Give Visual Notebooking a try
I'm putting together a FREE, 3-day introduction to help you get started.
Over three short sessions delivered straight to your inbox, you'll discover how to:
Day 1: Think in pictures. Explore simple icons and symbols to represent your thoughts and ideas.
Day 2: Give your ideas a home. Experiment with easy layouts and ways to organise information on a page.
Day 3: Make it your own. Bring everything together and create a visual notebook page of your own.
No special equipment, drawing experience or complicated systems required.
About Georgie
As an artist, facilitator, and productivity coach, Georgie brings a unique perspective to her art and teaching, emphasising art's therapeutic benefits and the beauty of nature. Through her work, Georgie invites others to slow down, appreciate the small things, and find peace through creativity.