The Sketchy Anthropologist
The Sketchy AnthropologistA sketchy newsletter about all things anthropology, all things sketchnotes, and the nerdy corner that connects them both
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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[REPEAT] An ancestor’s sketchbook [as a detour around my very first post]
Last week The Sketchy Anthropologist turned 1 year old. And I was traveling for work. Which means… lazier than my usual lazy. So instead of creating something new I decided to repost my first post. Because… I like it. Not because I thought ...
Sketchnoting Zora Neale Hurston: The Early Creative Ethnographer
Ever since I took an ethnographic writing course which introduced me to her work, Zora Neale Hurston has been a trusted reading and thinking companion.
Thinking Otherwise: Creative Ethnography & Multimodal Anthropology
> This is the 2nd episode of The Sketch-Hiker’s Guide to the Anthro-Galaxy, a series of notes for visual thinkers exploring the human cosmos through drawing and ethnography. More on this series at the end of the post.
From the Sketchyverse: Scriberia Domestika Course on Sketchnoting
> In this 3rd episode of The Ethnographer’s Guide to the Sketchyverse [formerly Getting Started with Sketchnotes, more down below] we’ll take a look at the Scriberia course on sketchnoting over at Domestika.
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Hey hey! I am Emiko Stock, a Sketchy Anthropologist based between Phnom Penh and Cairo. I am a creative ethnographer, storyteller, and educator who writes about all things anthropology, all things sketchnotes, and the nerdy corner connecting the two!
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