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Graphic Recorder: The Role of a Visual Listener

  • Writer: James Neville
    James Neville
  • Jul 28
  • 1 min read

A graphic recorder listens deeply and draws live, turning spoken words into visual summaries that reflect the heart of the conversation. It’s a practice that combines active listening, real-time synthesis, and visual storytelling.


For professionals in universities, healthcare, the arts or local government, working with a graphic recorder can unlock new ways of thinking and collaborating. It gives people something tangible to respond to, and opens up dialogue beyond words.


Whether it’s a team strategy day, a public engagement event or a cross-sector workshop, graphic recording makes abstract discussions visible. Participants can literally see the connections, tensions, and emerging themes.


At Illuscribe, I aim to record with care and clarity. I focus on highlighting diverse contributions and ensuring the illustration reflects the richness of the group’s thinking—not just the headlines.


Interested in working with a graphic recorder? Email hello@illuscribe.co.uk to start a conversation.

 
 
 

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