In a world filled with noise, complexity and constant information, visual thinking cuts through the clutter.
It’s more than drawing.
It’s about making thinking visible
so ideas can grow
problems can be solved
and people can connect.
Want to find out how visual thinking can help you?
Whether you're leading a team, teaching a concept, or reflecting on your own ideas, visual thinking helps bring clarity, spark innovation and create meaningful change.
Visual Thinking in action
Concept Maps
When ideas are tangled, mapping them out helps teams see the big picture.
Example: A collaborative whiteboard mind map on self-care, created live at the Learning 2 conference.
Sketchnotes
Sketchnotes help you capture key ideas in a clear, memorable, and engaging way. They combine listening, synthesis, and creativity.
Example: A digital sketchnote of the book “Empower” by Spencer & Juliani.
Dual Coding
Combining images with words strengthens memory and improves understanding.
Example: A post-it note map on “What is Creativity?” a visual prompt that boosts recall and engagement.
Sketchnotes are powerful tools
To share a story.
like Paula’s journey from the L2 Talks, captured in a quick sketch.
To communicate, educate & inform.
whether it's a book, a meeting, or a podcast, visuals make it stick.
To explain and present.
infographics and illustrated notes turn complex info into clarity.
Would you like to find out more?
Want to see a sketchnote being made?
Watch the process here.
Sketch from “The Study Buddy” podcast with Oliver Caviglioli and Nathan McGurl, made in Procreate.
Why it works
Visual thinking isn’t just a technique.
It’s a mindset.
It supports:
Clarity
untangle thoughts and simplify ideas
Confidence
express what you mean, even if words are hard
Connection
invite others into your thinking