About Us
We’re not an agency. We’re a network of visual practitioners from across Ireland: West Cork to Belfast, Donegal to Galway, who work together in a collaborative, non-hierarchical way.
We meet in real life to share ideas, pass along work, and support each other. When a job comes in, it doesn’t go to the highest bidder or the loudest voice, it goes to the person best suited to do it. You choose who you work with, based on their experience, interests, and style. And we actively encourage that.
We each bring our own background: fine art, psychology, sustainable development, architecture, urban planning, illustration. But what we share is a belief that drawing what people say, live, in the room, helps make conversations clearer, ideas more tangible, and group thinking stronger.
Some of us are facilitators, others are illustrators, some are strategists or educators. What connects us is that we listen closely, we think visually, and we care deeply about helping people communicate better.
We’ve worked with everyone from grassroots community groups to international organisations. Whether you're trying to navigate a complex system, capture a meaningful event, or align a diverse group of people, we help make sense of what’s being said: visually, in real time.
When you work with us, you’re not getting a product, you’re getting presence. You’re getting someone who knows how to hold a space, reflect a conversation, and turn messy thoughts into clear visuals. You're getting a practitioner who cares about your purpose, your people, and your outcomes.
We don’t compete: we collaborate. We don’t upsell: we support. And we don’t have one way of working: we have many. Because every client, every group, and every moment is different.
We believe that seeing ideas drawn as they’re spoken makes people feel heard, helps teams think better together, and unlocks change that sticks.
We’re real people, with real experience, ready to help you make meaning visible.
Let’s find the right practitioner for you.
Becky (South West Ireland)
20+ years experience in creative direction and facilitation
Qualifications: Art & Design, Teaching, Person-Centred Counselling, Mental Health First Aid, Transactional Analysis
Specializes in: Social, educational, environmental causes with focus on equity, systems thinking, community voice
Services: Visual facilitation, service design, animation, graphic design, visual coaching, strategic design, retreats, workshops, training
Travels for project delivery, works with network of associates
Eimear (North East Ireland)
Ireland's first professional graphic recorder (since 2015)
Background: Art College + Masters in Sustainable Development + education settings
Specializes in: Creativity, regenerative futures, education
Origin story: Discovered graphic recording accidentally while facilitating NGO workshops
Offers training to other practitioners
Pioneer who helped establish the field in Ireland
Ruth (North West Ireland)
10+ years professional illustration experience
BA (Hons) Illustration from Falmouth University
Specializes in: Social justice & inclusion
Strength: Loves listening to discussions and making visual sense of complex information
Live event capture specialist
Direct, passionate approach to visual storytelling
Robyn (South Ireland)
BA Fine Art (CCAD Cork) + MA Illustration (Arts University Bournemouth)
Drawing-focused practitioner with personal practice exploring place, history, myth, nature
Specializes in: Health, Education, History, Nature, Folklore
Started graphic recording in 2022
Mix of traditional and digital media
Works across Health, Education, Public and Technology sectors
Hazel (South West Ireland)
BSc International Development and Food Policy (UCC) + Graphic Design & Illustration qualifications
Specializes in: Climate Justice, Human Rights and Equality, Community Gardens, Local Food Growing projects, Agroforestry, Trees, Biodiversity, Creativity, Connection to Nature, Gaeilge
Launched career through meeting Eimear in 2016
Services: Graphic recording, illustration, animation
Strong sustainability and environmental focus
Orlagh (South Ireland)
BA Visual Communications (Limerick School of Art and Design) + Masters Typo/Graphics (University of the Arts London)
Specializes in: Health, wellbeing, arts and health, LGBTQ+ visibility, technology and ethics, local action and engagement, citizen democracy, imagining and visioning better futures
Typography and lettering specialist with a minimalist style,
Can develop live session outputs into crafted designs (icons, presentations, reports, infographics)
Combines analogue listening with digital technologies
Esther (West Ireland)
Architecture and urban planning degrees (Cornell University + Bauhaus University Weimar)
Community development experience in Berlin using artistic strategies
Specializes in: Urban planning, community arts, ecology, sustainable transport
Rural Irish background (1980s smallholding with respect for land)
Strong in participatory facilitation and community engagement
International experience with local Irish roots
Stephanie (North Ireland)
BA Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology (Utrecht, Netherlands) + MSc Strategic Leadership for Sustainable Development
Originally from Dutch coast, now Northern Ireland's only full-time visual practitioner
Specializes in: Climate crisis response (local to international level), ecological awareness, organisational development, social empowerment
Works with climate science, climate politics & policy, environmental NGOs, climate justice initiatives
International experience including UN Climate negotiations
Prioritizes climate crisis work but works across sectors
