Graphic Recording — Lizard Brain

Graphic Recording

Silent visual note-taking captured live and in-person. Graphic recording gives ideas a visual reference and builds group memory.

Graphic recording can either use large-format paper or a projected digital canvas.

Large-scale graphic recording keeps complex ideas present and visible.

Graphic recording can be digital and projected or streamed online.

Digital graphic recording by Ashanti Gardner for the Smithsonian Institution.

Large-scale visual note taking of a keynote presentation by Lizard Brain.

Digital graphic recording works well for in-person, online, and hybrid meetings.

Together, graphic charts from a TEDx conference formed a single image.

Graphic recordings by Lizard Brain visually capture all ideas.

Graphic illustrations of TEDx Talks are visual reminders.

A graphic recording for the Center for Constitutional Rights.

For a knowledge wall, participants pass notes for inclusion in the illustration.

Graphic recording aids group memory.

A Lizard Brain graphic recording on the social determinants of health.

Lizard Brain specializes in capturing conversations on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Graphic recording can include content prepared in advance.

Graphic recordings can capture many ideas in context.

We capture ideas by listening or through participants' notes.

Graphic recording supports leadership development.

At large events, graphic recording generates buzz and interest.

A knowledge wall captures the social determinants of health.

Speakers enjoy seeing their words and ideas illustrated.

Graphic recording can make sense of complex challenges.

Graphic recording adds interest to panel discussions.

Close snapshots of graphic recordings make great social media content.

Graphic recording captures what's most important to YOU.

We can design custom templates to draw on.

Graphic recording summarizes presentations and keynote addresses.

Digital graphic recording adds interest to online events.

Graphic recording works even with technical discussions.

A 37' graphic recording by Brian Tarallo on diversity, equity, and inclusion

A graphic recording by Lauren Green and Brian Tarallo of Lizard Brain