An adaptation of a Christmas Carol.
A picture from an adaptation of a CHRISTMAS CAROL being A Ghost Story of Christmas written by Charles Dickens and Illustrated by John Leech in 1843. By Drawnalism at Drawnalism.com
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An adaptation of a Christmas Carol.
A picture from an adaptation of a CHRISTMAS CAROL being A Ghost Story of Christmas written by Charles Dickens and Illustrated by John Leech in 1843. By Drawnalism at Drawnalism.com
Read MoreEarlier this year, Drawnalism were invited to draw at the Annual Meeting of the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in Panama City.
Read MoreTo Greater Manchester for the ninth iteration of the UK's longest running Unconference on open data
Read MoreCatch the feeling with In the moment graphic recording from Drawnalism.
Read MoreClustering together at The Euriopean Cluster Conference 2024
Read MoreLife since the pandemic has been comples but slowly there is a return to live events such as the Annual Conference .
And it was a pleasure to return to on of our long standing customers and to to deliver Digital In the Moment graphic recording on site in the City of London this spring.
Read MoreAdult colouring-in books were all the rage a few years ago, but traditionally they’re fun things for kids to do. And it was with kids in mind that we recently held a workshop for Eurochild at the Comic Art Museum in Brussels to help their Children’s Council co-create a simple document to summarise their Child Protection Policy in a child-friendly format.
Read MoreTo London for the State of Open Con 2024 - the OpenUK conference for all things open in software, hardware and data.
The new entrant to the two days of Plenaries, Panels and expert led workshops and discussion was , of course, Artificial Intelligence. The disruptive nature of reflective AI is already marked across most social and industrial social sectors trained as it is by data taken from existing public records.
Read MoreThe magic of capturing ideas in real-time with pen and paper (or stylus and screen) has many names!
Call it visual note-taking, sketchnoting, graphic facilitation, scribing or simply Drawnalism, the core remains the same: transforming spoken words into vibrant maps of meaning.
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