As an expert in your field, you are likely dealing with complex subject matter. You may be used to communicate with your in-group of expert peers via text, models and numbers.

 

Sometimes however you need to convey a complex idea to a more diverse, less patient, or overburdened audience. Whether you present a research proposal, summarise findings in a report, or write a book: A conceptual illustration is what you need.

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A conceptual illustration has a narrative element - something is happening. There is some kind of punchline. It grips the attention. It makes the idea stand out and stick.

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To develop such a visual narrative, we sit down to talk. I draw some first ideas. In the subsequent back and forth I respond to your feedback and input within the bandwidth of my drawing style. Typically this process includes at least three calls or meetings.

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Clients have experienced creating illustrations with me as some of the most fun parts of their writing, publication or presentation process.

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A joint creative process may also help to think about and sharpen the message you are forging.

 

If this sounds interesting, contact me to discuss your needs. If you remain interested, I will come up with some ideas for the illustration(s) and make you an offer.