Lisa is sitting cross-legged on the floor and smiling, holding an orange marker, with a whiteboard behind her filled with a hand drawn graphic recording about community involvement and their next steps in a local and important kaupapa/cause.

I turn complex information and systems into compelling visuals so your work is easier to understand, share and act on.

From live graphic recording at events to visual information design, here is how I help bring your work to life:

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Live Graphic Recording

A professional workshop where six people are deep in discussion, with a woman working on a graphic recording of their meeting. Their speech bubbles are referring to the whiteboard capture, highlighting their collaboration and idea sharing.

Activate group progress with live graphic recording that brings workshops and events to life. Capture conversations, promising ideas, and key decisions in one place so your group has a clear visual summary to share afterwards.

Illustration of a workshop with people discussing, and key findings drawn by a graphic facilitator on a whiteboard, which is then turned into a document containing the key ideas and decision from the workshop and plots a path forward.

Best for workshops, conferences, important meetings and retreats.

A person is energised by reading a visual summary of a complex project which distills lots of information, spreadsheets and charts, into a visual map, and they are having a light bulb moment about the way forward.

Strategic Visuals

Tame information overload with information design that turns dense reports and policies into clear visual maps that are easy to understand. Show your audience how key ideas, relationships, and processes fit together before they dive into the detail.

3 people looking at visual summary of a strategy report, and because of the summary they are now able to have deeper conversations, ideas or engagement in the strategy.

Best for summarising documents so your audience can grasp the key ideas. Can also be “cut up” into social media assets.

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“Why use visuals though? Aren’t they a bit… childish? I mean, we are at work…”

Fast
Our brains process visual information much faster than written text. Clear visuals allow your audience to grasp complex concepts, connections, and big ideas almost instantly.

Make it easy with a clear visual summary instead of large piles of reading material

Memorable
Visuals cut through everyday information overload to leave a lasting impression. They help your audience retain key messages and takeaways long after the meeting or report ends.

If viewers don't understand a sketch visual, it can be quickly modified to test with them again

Flexible
There is always more than one way to tell a story. Quick sketches help us test, refine, and adjust ideas before committing to final design work.