Check out these amazing presenters at this year’s SKiP

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 Some of the other amazing workshops we have lined up include:
  • Amy Burvall highlights activities from her newly released book, Intention: Critical Creativity in the Classroom and a second workshop on how to breath life into your drawings;
  • The Graphic History Collective’s session on how to make posters of the past to create a better future;
  • Patrick Pennefather’s session on how drawing-based design processes can be used to lead teams through rapid prototyping processes;
  • Joshua Korenblat’s session on how mapping relationships through a systems thinking approach can fuel innovation;
  • Stef Lenk’s session on how to create wordless narratives and what we gain (and lose) when we do;
  • Katarina (Kat) Thorsen’s session on how drawing helped her uncover new insights into one of Vancouver’s most notorious cold cases;
  • Jessica Motherwell’s session on how comic book apps can help students shift their ways of dealing with sexism and homophobia;
  • And many more!

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