This week Brad and I went to a talk at the Wellcome Collection titled “Christ to Coke - How Image Becomes Icon” given by Martin Kemp, the Emeritus Research Professor in the History of Art at Oxford University.

The talk focused on Martin Kemp’s book of the same name - Christ to Coke - and he discussed some of the icons which made it to the book. My sketchnote of the event is below… 

If you are interested in hearing the lecture, Martin Kemp is speaking at the National Portrait Gallery about Iconography on the 22nd March. Tickets cost £5 / £4.

I was recently contacted by Philosophy Now, a bi-monthly, non-academic publication with news, articles, and columns aimed at those with an interest in philosophy, to ask whether they could publish my sketchnote from Ray Tallis’ Aping Mankind talk at the RIGB. 

They just sent me over a few copies of the magazine so I could see my work in glorious print. Some photos are below… 

In celebration of Daniel Kahneman’s most recent book Thinking, Fast and Slow he gave a lecture at the RIGB last November. Unfortunately it’s only now I’ve been able to write this post. The book is now firmly on my to-read list and I’d encourage everyone to have a look. My sketchnote is below and you can see Eva-Lotta’s sketch on Flickr.