Last Updated on October 8, 2023 at 5:18 pm
A napkin drawing is a rough sketch drawn to effectively communicate an idea. It is called a napkin drawing or a back-of-the-envelope sketch because it can be done anywhere. Carl Richard’s napkin drawings are famous and he is an inspiration for me to attempt the same.
A visual representation of a complex fact can be quite convincing. The ideal napkin drawing requires zero context. Unfortunately, mine is nowhere near that good. So permit to offer a sentence or two in explanation. This is my third attempt.
Market Volatility vs Time
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Here are my previous two attempts
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Would you like to share your own napkin drawings?
If you like napkin drawings and have ideas to make some, you can either share the idea or the drawing with me for publication here with due credit.
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