Live Illustration
I can come to your next event and draw the story of what happens as it unfolds. This is also known as 'graphic recording.'
Graphic records are drawings of the main themes emerging from events and meetings. I call my style 'live illustration' because I draw people present as well as what they are discussing in way that looks more like a story illustration than a graphic design. Having these drawings makes it easier and more fun to relay stories about what unfolded.
Most people are visual learners. My drawings can be recorded as videos, used as murals, and photographed for social media, websites and reports. They are used to bring back a sense of fun and connection to communities and groups. This makes sharing information easier and more interesting.
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Canadian Mountain Network Virtual Board Retreat
Format: Scrolling story
I drew this narrative using my scrolling "graphic wall" to scale the image for ZOOM.
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From Canadian Mountian Network Virtual Board Retreat

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Poster from Yukon Indigenous Community Climate Champions Conference

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Detail from Yukon Indigenous Community Climate Champions Conference

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A Way Forward: Second Sacred Fire Gathering
Format: Poster, 3'6" x 4'

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Detail from A Way Forward: Second Sacred Fire Gathering
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Detail from A Place to Call Home Forum

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Detail from Student Support Services Vision Meeting

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Hatcheries as a Restoration Tool
Format: Scrolling story, 18" x 26"

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Detail from Hatcheries as a Restoration Tool

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Welcome poster from Carcross/Tagish First Nation Land Gathering

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Dam Relicensing Planning Workshop
Format: Scrolling story

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Southern Lakes Caribou Recovery Board
Format: Scrolling story

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Detail from Southern Lakes Caribou Recovery Board Meeting

From Lead As You Are
Format: Scrolling story

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Annual Salmon Ceremony and Gathering
Format: Scrolling story



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First Nations Working Group Summit

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