The Big Picture
A picture is worth a thousand words. Graphic recording (sketchnoting) is the art of capturing conversations real-time with hand drawn pictures and text.
So, what happens next?
People are engaged, they remember more, they “see” what is being “said”, and have “a ha” moments. Graphic recording enriches facilitation and learning.
My Services
Live Graphic Recording – Large or small scale visual summaries that capture the essence of your meeting while it’s happening.
Sketch Videos – Convey information to your audience with visual storytelling through video.
Studio Work – Custom charts and templates prepared ahead of time to support your event. For example, visual agendas, roadmaps, and picture quotes.
About Me
Hi, my name is Lisa Nelson, the Creative Director at See In Colors. Did you know that 80% of the population are visual learners?
By using the power of visuals, I help bring key points and ideas to the surface. Take a look around the site and learn more. I’d love to help you with your next meeting, so you can use the power of visual thinking.
Take A Peek
Graphic recording projects across multiple topics including
business, leadership, faith, health, education and community.
business, leadership, faith, health, education and community.
I hired Lisa for my first large live event and she did a phenomenal job. Her graphic facilitation skills are excellent, and her illustrations added so much depth to the conference. Participants were going up to the wall and talking about the session content, which served to reinforce and deepen the learning from the session. I hired Lisa for my next event on the spot!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is graphic recording?
Graphic recording is a skill used to capture and summarize meeting content by using hand drawn pictures and text. Using the visuals of graphic recording helps with retention, decision-making, and understanding. A picture really is worth a thousand words. Graphic recording is also known as visual recording, sketchnoting or scribing. Watch this quick 90 second video to learn more.
Who uses graphic recording?
Fortune 500 companies, non-profit organizations, small businesses, and government agencies all use graphic recording. Some of my clients include Dell, Ogilvy & Mather, George Washington University, and the State of Maryland (Montgomery County). Graphic recording is a powerful tool for communicating, decision making, brainstorming and planning. Check out the testimonials from our wonderful clients.
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