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Many times I’ve witnessed how having a drawing posted up in a room enhances group dialogue by serving as a shorthand for a concept or a point of view.

Leaders should consider adding live sketching to their team's next virtual meeting, brainstorming session, or leadership summit.

While we’re not traveling at all these days, the truth is that the bulk of Tremendousness’ work has been done remotely for years. Here's one of our many success stories.

Because of COVID-19, the whole world is discovering the joys (and despairs) of online meetings. For Tremendousness, this has been our modus operandi since we started.

The visual capture we do in graphic recording is a distinct skill from traditional illustration, and very different from what we learned in school.

Learning is... kind of everything. At its best, it’s literally figuring out the *why* of something, which often is the most important part. 

Get better at drawing—and have fun doing it.

We were truly honored and privileged to be a part of Express Scripts’ annual Experience Diversity Summit again this year.

A good portion of my time at Tremendousness is spent drawing, and this has me wondering about how changing forms in technology have influenced the way they're represented. Take the TV, for example.

When I was in college, I was tasked with drawing a dog as part of an assignment. Every day, I would bring a slightly different dog drawing to class—and every day, my professor would frown at my work and tell me I needed to redo it.