Did you know that integrating visuals with words can significantly amplify your message, create impactful communication, and enhance memory retention?

Here are some ways I can help you to visualise your thinking.

  • Communicate your story and inform others.

  • Capture the essence of a concept or idea.

  • Document discussions and present podcasts visually.

  • Capture your collective vision.

  • Visualise a book, presentation or podcast.

  • Illustrate a blogpost, article or social media post.

There are so many ways sketchnotes can work for you.

To share a story

An example sketch from a series of quick visuals for the L2 Talks at the Learning 2 conference. You can read about Paula’s story on Think!

To communicate, educate and reveal

Sketchnotes can be used to capture many things from meetings to books, talks and ideas.

To inform through Infographics

Sketchnotes can used to share information more visually. Infographics combine images and text to capture attention and inform the viewer.

Watch the process of making a sketchnote here.

This is a sketchnote from the podcast “The Study Buddy” with Oliver Caviglioli and Nathan McGurl on how to organise ideas - made on Procreate on the iPad.

You can see more of my sketchnotes & visual thinking on Flickr.

I would love to hear how I might help you or your organisation embrace the power of visuals. Let’s have a conversation!