The Power of Sketching in Visual Communication

Michael DiTullo is a designer who has worked with Nike, Jordan, Google, Honda, and Converse, to name a few. He’s also an automotive expert who collaborates with ICON, a boutique car restoration shop unlike any other.
ICON reimagines cars for the next generation. Working with designers like DiTullo, they restore vintage beauties with futuristic features and top grade materials, without sacrificing the integrity of great, classic design.
Watch one of DiTullo’s classic car sketches come to life as he shares the value of drawing as a means of communication.
Next, watch our full video with ICON and DiTullo to see classic cars go high tech: • Back to the Future: Cl...
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[@freethink]

Have you used sketching to help communicate on projects?

[@itskarl79]

Is there a way for an average guy to get into doing this? I'm a retired disabled veteran, but I've been drawing my entire life. What degree or path would I take? Are there freelance opportunities?

[@freethink]

Good question! Here are some resources in case they help:
www.aiga.org/career-transition-design-discipline-advice
www.creativebloq.com/advice/how-to-get-into-design-without-a-degree

[@hamody238]

Exactly the reason I started drawing for

[@freethink]

Nice! Glad it's working out for you.

[@amandawilcox9638]

Sketching as a conversation: The best sentence on a truly interesting video. Thanks for posting. Thanks for finding this man.

[@Hector_Moira]

More please! 🙏

[@freethink]

Glad you liked it!

[@LockwoodE3]

Love this :)

[@PARSA-POWER]

So if someone study visual communication design , they also will learn about industrial design as well ?