Graphic Facilitation : Picturing your Big Ideas

A Visual Recap of SXSW Interactive 2013

A Visual Recap of SXSW Interactive 2013

This year at SXSW Interactive, ImageThink headed up the SXnotes initiative. As part of that, we covered a dozen featured sessions over the 5-day conference. We’ve distilled all of those talks into a collection of common themes and big ideas we heard again and again from speakers like Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX, Tina [...]

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The Sketchnoter’s Guide to SXSW 2013

The Sketchnoter’s Guide to SXSW 2013

We’re packing our markers and notebooks and getting ready to head south for SXSW Interactive! As the official cheerleaders for SXnotes, we’re very interested in all the sketchy happenings at this year’s conference. Below is a collection of tips for before you go, as well as some sessions and events you won’t want to miss. [...]

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Announcing SXnotes for SXSW 2013!

Announcing SXnotes for SXSW 2013!

We are thrilled to announce that this year ImageThink is returning to SXSW for a new partnership: SXnotes. SXnotes is an initiative to celebrate and encourage visual notetaking at SXSW. In addition to creating visual notes of selected sessions ourselves, we’ll be tapping into the community of sketchnoters in attendance to share session notes via [...]

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SXSW Interactive 2013: Setting the Stage

SXSW Interactive 2013: Setting the Stage

It seems like just yesterday that we were in Austin as part of OgilvyNotes at SXSWi. We had the great privilege to scribe for amazing speakers like Al Gore, and we’re hoping to be back next year — on the stage, too. Our work there was well-received. We were thrilled to be featured on the [...]

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ImageThink in the UK Guardian

ImageThink in the UK Guardian

Last week we spoke with Killian Fox who then authored this article about our involvement at SXSW in the Observer on Sunday 25,  March 2012 SXSWi: pictures worth a thousand bytes Two artists are taking complex theories on technology and turning them into dynamic visual stories – because pictures make it easier to retain ideas. [...]

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