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What does the co-creative process look like?

Every project moves through three phases: Envision: You fill out the intake form. We talk through your goals, audience and where the work will live. I then propose a scope and quote, and we shape it together until it feels right for both of us. Capture: I listen, synthesize and sketch, whether that's during a talk, after a workshop, or in co-design sessions with community members.

How long does a project take?

Timelines depend on the scope, but here's a general guide: Visual Mirror: Drawing happens during the event or in a 1-on-1 session. Your finished visual summary arrives within 1–2 weeks afterward. Workshop Synthesis and Illustration: About 2–3 weeks from the session, data synthesis to the final visual, including one round of feedback.

How do you price your work?

I quote each project individually, because a one-page event summary and a co-designed knowledge tool call for different amounts of expertise, collaboration and care. I approach pricing as a shared agreement, not a negotiation. After you tell me about your project, I'll send a clear quote covering what's included, how many rounds of revisions, the timeline, and the deliverables.

Do you use AI in your work?

Yes, in specific parts of my process, and I'm always open about where. Brainstorming: I sometimes use AI to explore ideas, metaphors, or ways to structure a concept early on. The final visuals are hand-drawn by me. Writing: I sometimes use AI to draft a starting point for written content, like project descriptions, captions and alt texts. I then edit and rewrite it so it's accurate and in my own voice.