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What goes into graphic recording? The time spent actually capturing an event on site, which is what clients inquire about […]

On January 14, I was thrilled to be back at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland to provide graphic recording

One of the easiest and most affordable ways to get audiences to engage with your work is to add some

The beginning of the year is a time for taking stock. What are our goals for the next 12 months,

On November 19, Breakthrough Visuals spent the day graphic recording at the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance’s Cultural Dynamics Summit. This

On November 14, 2024, Breakthrough Visuals was invited to provide graphic support for a brainstorming session for project managers working

Did you ever try to concentrate on something, only to find your brain jumping around in all sorts of irrelevant

Last month, I spent a day capturing discussions at a meeting of the Penn State Health marketing department. I really

Last week, a whole bunch of graphic recorders showed up to record sessions for the International Association of Facilitators conference.

Nirvana, in their hit song “Smells Like Teen Spirit”, sang “Here we are now, entertain us!” More than 30 years

You say or type a few words and watch AI transform them into a well-written message. Amazing, right? But there’s

When I tell people about graphic recording they often ask is if it’s like being a courtroom sketch artist. The answer is,

When I’m graphic recording at events, attendees often ask me if I have any background in their organization’s work. They’re

One of the great pleasures of my year is attending the annual International Forum of Visual Practitioners (IFVP) conference. The

On July 17, Breakthrough Visuals was honored to once again to work with Philadelphia Ceasefire, a community organization that works

On May 4, Becton-Dickenson Inc. invited Breakthrough Visuals to their headquarters in Fair Hills, NJ, to capture the first day

In May, the Penn State College of Medicine asked Breakthrough Visuals to capture discussions and presentations at the AiHA Symposium.

FirstHand, a program at the Science Center in Philadelphia that offers free STEM learning for middle and high school students,