We will turn your ideas into easy-to-understand, captivating, and engaging visuals. Your next offsite, virtual meeting, workshop, major change program, or even a new strategy rollout. Visual storytelling can help you achieve your goals.
Our creative communication services include Graphic Recording, Hand-drawn animation videos and Infographic Illustration.
“Paul did a fantastic job covering our National Conference. He able to creatively share the complex content in his drawings. They were beautiful and engaging. Our storytelling boards became a key part of our conference. People were discussing them with one another and taking photos and sharing them on social media. I highly recommend his work!
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Bring focus to your meeting by taking your audience on a visual journey. Visual media more than doubles audience attention – it’s proven!
Visuals make people more willing and able to process information. Pictograms, imagery, illustrations are used universally to convey messages across borders due to ease of comprehension. Let them work their magic for your message.
Get your audience’s creative juices flowing. Graphically presenting ideas helps people make connections they would otherwise miss.
The added stimuli in the form of images and colours make it easier for people to retain what you talked about. Did you know recall is more than doubled with pictures over text?
Graphics, and animations are both energising and entertaining. Turn your presentation from ‘boring’ to brilliant.
Want to slay your socials? Everyone loves sharing great visual content. Social sharing amplifies your ideas to a larger audience.
Visual storytelling increases engagement, motivation and event participation. Plus they’ll be talking about your ideas long after your conference, event, or meeting ends.
Visuals stimulate the same area of the brain as emotions, inspiring and connecting your audience to what you have to say.
Having your thoughts captured live in visual stories creates incredible empathy. Your audience feels listened to, heard, understood and that their voice matters.
Delight and excite your audience
Help you communicate your ideas clearly
Maximize participant engagement
Keep the momentum going after your event ends
Paul and his team brought our local Italian street festival to life with their work. We wanted to distill and display how the festival made our community feel, and with their visually appealing wall, Visual Storytellers attracted hundreds of adults and children to contribute. Encouraging creativity, fun and individuality, we now have a work of art that encapsulates our unique community, and will help us promote the festival again next year. Grazie mille!
Visual storytelling to us is the ability to use the power of visuals to help tell a story to make it more engaging, accessible and memorable. We do visual storytelling live at conferences in the form of graphic recording or live scribing. We turn content into visual stories in our studio through animation, illustration, explainer videos and the virtual digital scribing. We also train others in the power of visual storytelling in our visual storytelling keynotes, creativity keynotes and visual storytelling and graphic recording trainings.
A visual storyteller converts content usually audio content like speeches, keynotes, panels, fishbowls, podcasts, meetings etc into visually organised and structured content live in the room. Meaning a visual storyteller listens to what you say and draws it in a way that makes it clearer to understand, easier to engage with and easier to remember. With this ability a visual storyteller is then able to turn any boring content – text, documents, etc – into a visually stimulating story that is more concise, interesting and meaningful.
Visual storytelling is important because our brains are wired to think visually. Around 90% of the brain is used for visual processing. Our brains process visuals 60000 times faster than text and around 83% of all human beings are visual thinkers. Plus we have been telling stories for eons this is how our brain remembers, holds and retells information. Just ask anyone “what did you do on your weekend?” and they will tell you a story!
Graphic design is a form of visual storytelling or can be used as a form of visual storytelling but I wouldn’t say it is ‘visual storytelling’. Graphic design is a way to layout, design and form content so that it looks good, is cleaner and better to look at but it is more about style than storytelling. An awesome graphic designer will think about the objectives of their clients work much deeper and can tell a story with these design elements though.
