I create visual notes (sketchnotes) turnkey

I make sketchnotes — visual notes that transform a long lecture, webinar recording, or dense text into one clear diagram of icons, brief formulations, arrows, and connections between blocks. Instead of rewatching an hour of video, you get one sheet that immediately shows how the material's logic is structured and what's important in it.

I work like this: first I carefully analyze the source — recording, presentation, text transcript, or your rough notes — and identify the structure: main thesis, arguments, examples, and connections between them. Only then do I move to drawing, selecting icons and composition to match the topic, not just taking ready-made template pictures. A good diagram should be clear even to someone who didn't attend the original lecture.

I've made such notes for university courses, corporate trainings, conference talks, and online courses, and each time I adjust the style to the audience: for business content — restrained graphics, for educational material — more lively presentation.

What's included in the work:
— Full analysis of source material before starting to draw
— Structured diagram with icons, labels, and connections between blocks
— One round of revisions to formulations and emphasis
— Files in formats convenient for printing or screen
— Brief guide on how to read and use the finished diagram