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Christmas is coming. For some very much so.

So, all are busy with festive preparations. One of the most difficult things for us (and every company) is the Christmas card. What should it say? Who was nice and gets one? And above all: What kind of motif is on it? For us as a comparatively small consignor it’s a bit complicated. But there are
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Two handed drawings & what it is good for – With Jimi Holstebro

Did you know that two handed drawings are really helpful for everybody in the visual family? No? Then you should watch the talk with our Ambassador from Denmark, Jimi Holstebro.

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Please note: Pretty is what we make of it.

The confusion begins with the question what one calls what many of us do: make sketchnotes. Bulletjournaling*? Draw in your diary? Scribble lists? Make every day a bit prettier? One person calls it that, the next one calls it this – everyone has in common that they enjoy bringing things into books. And it goes something like this:

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Looking back and looking forward

Our anniversary year is slowly coming to an end. Such a birthday encourages reflection, looking back and looking forward.

Looking back we see moving years. Years of ups and downs, shared memories and – of course – our highlight of 2018: our Fifty Years of Passion celebration. Continue Reading

Two pages, two colors, two hands – Jimi Holstebro works in a 4-2 sketch

You can only do something like that with our 4-2 Sketch. Jimi Holstebro shows us in this video how he works with both hands in the 4-2 Sketch notebook.

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Drawn to help & Help to draw – A trip to Romania

In this post Verena Hanke-Neuland talks about a special trip to Romania. But also about the happiness and generosity of a community that sticks together and supports each other in everyday life to master the small and big hurdles in life together.

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Mix your favorite color with the RefillOne refill ink – Ambassador Live-Session with Diane Bleck

Diane Bleck has been a Graphic Facilitator for 20 years. She works with big and small companies to bring their ideas to life.

Diane loves colors and loves to work with strong colorful colors.

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Kanban? KanKan? But what is that?

It may be the case that you have never heard of Kanban. Or only in connection with Scrum.

Maybe you work in IT development or in the automotive industry? Then you know Kanban. And also know how it works. But from the beginning: Kanban is Japanese

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You are what you wear – and that goes for bags too!

„Clothes make people“ (literally translated) is a novella by the Swiss poet Gottfried Keller.

It’s one of the best-known stories in German-language literature and is about the tailor Wenzel Strapinski, who always dressed well despite his poverty. In a foreign city he’s considered a count because of his appearance … and at the end of the story Strapinski brings it to great prosperity.

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Video postcard from the Neuland® V3 GraphicWall or An unusual journey through Switzerland

With a few markers in the backpack over the Alps, almost anyone can do that. But just do it with a Neuland® GraphicWall V3.

Transport dimensions: W 83 x H 140 cm, Weight: 13 kg. Let’s go. Well, maybe not over it, over the Alps, but at least Tony Johnston, David Andress and Filippo Buzzini have just set up the wall in some especially beautiful places in Switzerland, including graphic recording. Outside in the mountains. Outside in the forest.

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Did you know that Neuland® has a good nose for markers?

No? You didn’t know? Well, then take a good look.

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To understand and to be understood – Students visualize in school?

Hand-drawn is currently very popular in business and workshops

For both, teachers and students, it is important that small drawings influence the learning process positively. Graphic recordings accompany group processes and events and sketchnoting helps each to keep the very own insights.

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