I love this quote from Mr. Robin Williams, it just encapsulates the energy of spring and the music of the earth waking up after winter.
This spring has been particularly full of energy and life for ConverSketch...meaning the blog updates have been thin but I've been on the ground (or the paper, if you will) with several big projects. Here's a snapshot of what I've been up to!
Visual facilitation for the Colorado State University Dryland Collaborative Knowledge and Learning Network:
Partners from Kenya, Mongolia and the Western US visualize their successful collaborative.
Illustrating the City of Fort Collins' Journey to World Class video:
Coming soon to the Internet near you!
Graphic recording the Colorado State University Agricultural Innovation Summit:
A lively and challenging discussion on water and agriculture in the West.
Months of planning and research went into the two-day visual facilitation for the Colorado State Forest Service Strategic Planning meeting. All the charts I created are proprietary, but here's a nice shot of the Nokhu Crags, an area managed by CSFS and near and dear to my heart:
Photo: Aaron LaVanchy. Rippin' snowboarder: Spencer Branson
Graphic recording for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Native National Partnership meeting:
A synthesis graphic done during the two day retreat.
Graphic recording the University of Colorado Denver's Food Justice Symposium:
There's plenty of other exciting projects in the works, including the launch of a quiet and helpful email sent to you regularly (but not too regularly) for drawing tricks, inspiration and updates from me! Stay tuned!