Draw like a child; see like a master | Kate Hayward | TEDxSanAntonio
Instructional designer Hayward explains ways in which seemingly simple drawing techniques can allow us to communicate more clearly by building a richer visual vocabulary of child-like images.
Kate Hayward is an instructional designer with 30+ years experience commu-nicating with the written and spoken word. In 2007, she attended the first
International VizThink Conference and recognized the power of an abandoned
skill set in simple drawings. Since 2007, she has brought her discovery to audiences around the world, teaching people to draw again, with great delight. Sometimes, she even has old crayons in her pockets.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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Just Brilliant!! I bet this is one of the most interactive and engaging Ted Talks ever! Presenting a complex idea so simply and understandably, involving everyone to do something with crystal clear instructions, the super short and effective energizers in between, the variety of techniques used to facilitate everything i.e. the music, the bell, the ppt... and everything flowing smoothly... all in just 15 minutes! Most of us wouldn't even finish introducing ourselves in such a short period of time. When someone does something they're really good at, they make it look extremely easy just like this. Awesome!
@PolarxOx
7 жыл бұрын
except she presented nothing. this was almost like kindergarden just with a room full of gullible adults.
@hgpo27
7 жыл бұрын
Eli u sad boy
Kate as usual has done a wonderful job of bringing the magic of visual thinking and communication to a simple understandable level that all can access. A great blend of scientific concepts on visual perception explained in an easy to understand way with simple everyday methods and rules that everyone can use. Great job, I loved it!
@revati8870
3 жыл бұрын
The amount of shilling in these videos comments section never ceases to amaze me.
Kate, this was absolutely wonderful! You reframed the power of drawing so beautifully that I even think I could do it! (which is a minor miracle!)
Oh wow! I love this! Kate you are a Genius in the best sense of the word!!
Absolutely Brilliant, I learned so much watching this…THANKS
Fabulous! Kate is great!
_You can really see who actually is an artist and who isn't.. wonderful._
@limbdarkening
7 жыл бұрын
I know right?! So many shitty drawings in one room.
@Rick.Grayson
5 жыл бұрын
And you both missed the point entirely.
@4O4Hime
3 жыл бұрын
@ExposingMiLabs i never said that the good drawings were the ones made by artists. But go off on me 4 years ago 😌
She is awesome!!
I feel like this could have also been titled "how to be a boss at pictionary" lol
WOw i really love this. Thanks you.....thanks kate Hayward :D
Great Kate!!!
Every time she says she's going to give them a minute with the music, I keep hoping she'll use the minute waltz.
I thought this was fantastic!
even though I'm a 12 yr old child I wish that I could join in this kinds of meating
@squishyhoneybee784
7 жыл бұрын
Dark Wolf same
New age hooey. The second Ted I've watched about drawing that wasn't really about drawing.
@katetube9000
6 жыл бұрын
Or scientific research in cognition. You pick.
This lady is very jiggly, idk why, just watch her.my
@mattie_world
6 жыл бұрын
lol
The pic of heart may mean the whole round world
WHat is this piano music during the drawing???
_This one girl on the phone.._ _Ah, things like that make me angry._
this is asmr
wow , in the part whenthat woman want them to draw something that related to round, there a guy draw heart idk if the round inside the heart or something
There's the people who are good artists there are people who are bad artists and then there's the woman who's pen isn't working
@malazkarar1171
7 жыл бұрын
DailyDose OfDrawing 😂😂😂😂
Pretty good TED talk... but am I the only one very upset by the paper pamphlets they were given all having a glossy surface? I'm not trying to come from a place of art material snobbery. Most kids where I live are given copy paper to draw on which is very cheap, and works with many simple materials. In this situation if you didn't have a sharpie on hand specifically you would be kind of screwed over if you had a pencil or gel pen I feel. The likelihood of every person in the audience being frustrated that they couldn't take their drawings home and color them in with alcohol based markers without bleeding on to the next page seems very low to me, but I could sense how frustrating it would be to have a pencil in there with that glossy paper!
great talk, only the girl on the phone annoys me
Im 12 years and almost turning 13