
Develop a practical library of symbols to convey abstract and literal ideas, from money and time to light bulbs, growth, and risk icons, for engaging business visuals.
Explain your job or a department process using a visual alphabet and symbols to create an image anyone can understand. Share it in the discussion forum to learn from peers.
Create a structured meeting agenda template that defines timing, moments, roles, principles, and purpose, using framed sections, color highlights, and notes to capture conclusions.
Use a meeting template to create a three-month marketing plan with clear objectives, a customer persona, a color-coded timeline, and budget allocation across Facebook, Instagram, SEO, and Google Ads.
Explore practical meeting tools like parking lot and popcorn corner to structure discussions, park off-topic ideas, track actions with color-coded voting and post-it feedback, and boost engagement.
Master data presentation by using a visual language with simple shapes and symbols, color coding, and growth metaphors (money stacks, stadiums, mountains) to make numbers memorable.
Master flip chart artistry with calligraphy-style lettering, banners, and color-coding—using all-caps titles, contrasting bodies, and red, green, and blue for urgency, freshness, and professionalism.
Learn how to add volume to calligraphy by thickening down strokes, varying stroke weight, and filling letters to create handwritten, elegant words for flip chart titles.
Draw a banner as a rectangle with lines and a central V, connect the points, and explore variations like stripes on the side or color fills to emphasize the theme.
We all spend a lot of time in boring meetings and presentations that fail to captivate our attention. None of us should have to go through something like this, especially if you are the one in charge of that meeting or presentation.
My name is Alex Glod. I'm a senior trainer, online instructor and 3-times TEDx speaker. I've also struggled at the beginning of my career with keeping people engaged during my meetings and trainings. Luckily I found the solution in the most unexpected, yet obvious places - the ancient art of drawing and that immediately made my events stand out.
By applying drawing to our business communication we engage people's imagination, sparkle their creativity and offer a memorable experience.
During the course you will easily learn:
How to Develop Your Visual Vocabulary
How to Draw Templates that Will Make Your Meetings More Structured and Engaging
How to Add Drawings and Creativity to Your Presentations and Trainings
and The Bonus Skill of Writing Beautifully and Adding Fun Design Elements to your Flipcharts
All you need to join the course is a notebook, a black pen and a willingness to learn, but I also recommend using the course manual which will make your learning experience all the more fun. Don't worry about being good or not at drawing, we will take care of in the very beginning.
Join the course now and bring magic, creativity and joy to your meetings and presentations.