Live Scribing,
Visual Translation
and Graphic Recording for workshops and events

A presenter speaks to a seated workshop group while displaying large blue presentation panels in a decorated community hall.
Conference auditorium with a podium, conservation banners, and presentation screen about integrating land-use needs and shared pathways.
Close-up of a monarch butterfly with orange-and-black patterned wings and white spots
Group of people creating artwork together around a table covered with markers, notebooks, and craft supplies.
Hand-drawn infographic about integrating land-use needs to create a shared path forward, highlighting Indigenous knowledge, collaboration, community outcomes, restoration, renewable energy, AI impacts, and cross-disciplinary partnerships.
LinkedIn post featuring illustrated visual notes from an Australian Land Conservation Alliance session on integrating land-use needs and forging a shared pathway forward

Live scribing turns a conversation into a visual record as it happens. It helps people see how ideas connect, follow the discussion and leave with something they can share and return to.

It’s particularly useful when people with different experiences and perspectives come together, or when a conversation gets sticky. In community engagement, seeing their contributions take shape on the page can help people feel heard and show the group what still needs attention.

Before a session, I research the topic and prepare a visual framework. As people speak, I listen for what matters and draw the connections taking shape.

Sessions start at $2,000. This includes:

  • Topic research and development of a visual framework

  • Live scribing during the session

  • Digitising the completed work afterwards

For longer sessions or events with additional outputs, I’ll prepare a quote.

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Artist holding a large hand-drawn illustrated poster above a colorful circular artwork on a table
Two smiling women hold a colorful environmental awareness poster featuring local wildlife, conservation messages, and UNESCO branding.
Hand-drawn visual summary titled “ALCA: Integrating Land-Use Needs, Forging a Shared Path Forward,” illustrating shared language, collaboration, trade-offs, community values, practical planning, and meaningful policy.
Speaker presenting “Nature-Climate Action: Our Opportunity to Lead” at an ALCA conference to a seated audience.

“I have loved Bohie’s work from following her online and via colleagues… Her art and ability to capture rapid fire complicated ideas absolutely made our conference session come to life. Art as a communication product cuts through in a way a written summary would never have achieved.”

- Dr Vanessa Adams, University of Tasmania. ALCA Conference Moderator

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Got an event or workshop that could really benefit from a visual scribe?

I’m happy to travel.