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Illustrations to Communicate

Illustrations to Communicate

Do you have a complex process, idea, service or offering that you are trying to communicate?

Big Paper Strategy will take its normally rapid-fire artwork and transform your concept into a compelling visual that tells your story. We take your documents, powerpoint presentations, interviews, etc and create visual illustrations to communicate your message well.

This graphic was made ahead of a small conference for the organization that sponsored my work At the Conference.

illustrations on multiple options

The University of Texas San Antonio used my illustration to showcase the multiple career development options that they offer through several offices!

Contrasting Illustration

COVID-19 ruffled the feathers of the venerable Trade Show like no other- this illustration communicates and showcases how NYSSNA created something of value for their vendors- and contrasts it with virtual trade show concepts that do not work.

Services and Capabilities Illustrated

Starting with a horribly dull PowerPoint slide deck, I illustrated this capabilities image. This image plays on a loop as a video background for trade show appearances.

Illustrated Title Pages for Report

The tough topic of human trafficking brought in my work for a lighter viewpoint on their fight.

Boring Concepts Illustrated

Nothing begs for illustration more than boring concepts. The V&V concept for medical device design begged for this illustration to communicate how they follow the v-model!

Medina County Fiber Network Illustrations

Multi-faceted, complex service offerings are tough to describe- especially when you include partners in the mix– this illustration pulls it off for the Medina County Fiber Network.

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