As a live event illustrator I deeply listen, synthesise and visualise conversations to make them visible through visuals.
What you get with Live Illustration
What it is
As a live illustrator I join strategic workshops and impact-focused events to deeply listen, synthesise and visualise what’s being said in real-time.
The value
The work often becomes part of post-event reports, stakeholder communications and social media content as well as serving as a live engagement tool during the event itself.
Why me
I love being part of those inaugural moments where ideas are born, momentum ignited and collective ambition is felt. Those are the moments I love to visually capture because they're the ones that eventually change the world.
Here’s how the magic happens
Visualising complex ideas is my jam!
I’m a service designer by trade.
I worked in higher education, federal government and also with design agencies which gave me the foundational pricinples I use now as a live illustrator.
Doing hundreds of user interviews taught me how to really listen deeply, which is a critical skill in live illustration to be able to pick up on the key moments, insights and quotes that resonate.
Design thinking taught me how to synthesise lot’s of information into top level themes and insights that surface the real story.
And creativity, something innately part of me and always has been, is how it all comes together - being able to visually bring words, discussions and moments to life in a way that’s engaging and digestible.
Here’s how it works
Before the event
Let’s jump on a call to chat about your event. If you’re ready to book, I kindly ask for 50% upfront to secure the booking. From there all I need is the agenda and brand guidelines 3 weeks prior and we’re good to go.
During the event
I’m at your event in person (or online) capturing everything live and have it completed by the end of the event so you can share it on the big screen!
After the event
I’ll email you the high-resolution png file and a 30-second timelapse video of me creating the illustration. The remaining 50% of the cost is invoiced.