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Last fall I provided digital graphic recording and other services for The Association of Finance Professionals' annual conference. This was a particularly fun assignment because in addition to attending the conference and capturing the content of several presentations, I also created a marketing video and was interviewed for the organization’s podcast. All content is available for your pleasure here!
Read MoreLast year I set a goal to read 50 books in a year. I got the idea in January after I had had some fun building a Tableau dashboard to the visualize the books I read in 2015.
So, I did the same thing this year. Check out my dashboard below- I focused on making this one very simple and optimized for mobile viewing. Enjoy!
Read MoreLate last summer I started talking to a client about running a series of visual thinking/visual storytelling workshops for their communications team. As I learned more about the staff, their experience, and their roles it became clear that the main goals should be to build confidence in their visual thinking abilities and to provide strategies for generating and sharing sketch concepts for visual stories.
Read MoreIt's been a minute since I've blogged, sent a newsletter, or done any visual thinking outside of client projects. Originally it was by design, and then life happened. I shared a doodle on Instagram earlier this week about how the situation feels. I will start at the bottom and work my way up.
Read MoreAfter launching my Visual Resume course on Skillshare last month, I realized this type of material would be very fun and beneficial in a live workshop setting. I imagined bringing in all kinds of professionals (technical and non-technical alike) and working through a series of creative exercises and technical demonstrations that would enable each participant to walk out of the session with a custom designed visualization.
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