When planning an event, you know how important it is to create a memorable and engaging experience for your attendees. One of the most common questions I’m asked is: How soon can I get the live illustrations after my event?

When planning an event, graphic recording can be an amazing addition that engages your audience and makes the event memorable. But how do you decide between paper (analog) and digital graphic recording? Let’s break it down!

If you’re planning an event, live illustration can be a fantastic addition, but you may be wondering: what do I need from you beforehand? In this post, I’m sharing the essential information I’ll ask you for pre-event, to help make the whole process stress-free.

I recently had the pleasure of live illustrating for York St John University and Spectrum First on an event focused on neurodiversity in higher education. The event was designed to be inclusive and engaging for academics, neurodiverse individuals, and anyone interested in the topic.

Today I’d like to demystify one of the most important skills of a live illustrator… knowing what to draw! Whether it’s a conference, talk or workshop, there are a few key signals which tip me off that something’s worth capturing.

You’ve heard of live drawing at events but how does it work? Quick answer: I come along to your event, conference, or meeting with my trusty iPad in hand, ready to bring the day to life with graphic recording. Want more details of how it works on the day? Please continue…