Your event visualised:
in person or virtually
Graphic Recording or Scribing is a live, illustrated recording of conferences, events or business workshops. It's about listening and then visualising ideas in a dynamic way.
The drawings unfold during the event and the information is brought to life with illustrations and colour. Visual recording or graphic recording pulls out the key themes and messages making the information structured, visually attractive and clear.
Interested in incorporating live drawing into your virtual or in-person meetings?
Seeking to enhance audience engagement and stimulate participation in ideation of
complex ideas, processes, or visions?Perhaps you're looking for an effective way to communicate?
If so, don't hesitate to reach out! I'm always delighted to address any questions or inquiries you may have about the role of drawing in your events, regardless of
their scale. Every event is unique and demands a customised approach.
Visual minutes are a way of making more of your meeting or conference. They give you a clear memorable record of what has been achieved and an engaging start to realising your ideas.
Many of our clients keep the visual minutes in their offices as a resource to remind them of their vision. We can also provide a digital image which could be chopped up and used as part of reports, presentations, publications or as a tool for pitching.
Humans love stories. We absorb information so much more readily when there’s a story around it, and even better if that story has PICTURES.
Humans are inherently drawn to narratives, and information is more readily absorbed when accompanied by a compelling story, especially when supplemented with visual elements. Allow me to condense your conference, making it intriguing, maintaining audience engagement, and ensuring they retain the valuable content you deliver.
Creating a lasting legacy for virtual conferences is essential. What happens after the event concludes? Let's not allow all the valuable insights and knowledge nuggets to dissipate into oblivion. Immortalize them through illustrations or time-lapse videos, ensuring that your virtual event continues to resonate with attendees long after its conclusion.
