Drawing a process: how does wastewater treatment work? I was honored to be invited to draw the process live while the engineers at TriCo Regional Sewer Utility in Zionsville, Indiana described it to me – which I found fascinating – there’s actually a hundred little steps, that’s the interesting part! Then the drawings were installed on the wall at the facility where they will be seen by school groups and other visitors.
What to do with the drawings *after* the event? For NDDCEL, the graphic recordings I captured live at the event were included in an online article; the center’s newsletter; and an infographic about early-career business professionals.
The Sozosei Summit centered on the question: Do we truly believe that all people deserve access to mental health care? Watch this animated recap of the Summit that I created, and click through the slider to see images of the graphic recordings I drew, live in real time.
A series of graphic notes I drew at the 2024 Indiana Water Summit, a 2-day event in Indianapolis sponsored by the White River Alliance, and held at the beautiful Biltwell Event Center in Indianapolis.
Engagement Boards! Ask your audience a question, and I draw their answers right on the spot, live! – bringing real-time engagement and joy to your next event.
I visually captured the Child Care Resource & Referral Network presentations at their Annual Kickoff Event to support the Network’s advocacy efforts towards achieving high-quality, affordable early care and education.
I drew both digital drawings on my iPad and analog visuals using magic markers to visually capture two days of educational, powerful, and often emotionally moving sessions at CrisisCon, The National Crisis Continuum Conference – a convening of behavioral health professionals across the country.
Graphic recording and time-lapse action replay video from the NAMA 2024 Bright Horizons Agri-Marketing Conference in Kansas City
Graphic recording helps deepen the public’s engagement with the humanities using live, visual storytelling.
Julia helped researchers with the Diverse Corn Belt project visually map what a systems shift might look like if a new crop were introduced into the Midwest corn belt states, in order to diversify the agricultural system.
