To add hand-drawn annotations to our Board on the iPhone we’re gonna have to use our finger because it’s not going to support the Apple Pencil.

But don’t worry, all the tools still work just like they would do on the iPad which is really nice.

So at the bottom tap onto the Annotation button and then you get this toolbox of different drawing tools.

Of course we can change the color and we can change the thickness here, just like normal, and then we can use our finger to annotate that Board.

NowM I must admit I’m very excited about going on a land train so I’m going to put a big ‘yes!’ next to that land train to really draw attention to it when I share the board in the next video.

But you can actually draw on top of your pictures as well – even videos!

So perhaps this video of the timelapse over the river in Cologne?

Maybe I really love that and I want to draw a big heart over it.

I could even be really fussy here and zoom into my shopping bag and make it a bit more personal to me by colouring in as a Lego shopping bag.

So there are loads of things you can do with these annotation tools to make that board a bit more personal to you.

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