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Our interns gain valuable artistic and collaboration experience by having the chance to put their skills to work on real projects.

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.

Miro is Tremendousness’ go-to platform for virtual workshops, and we’ve learned a few things you can do within it to make collaboration across distributed teams work even better.

These are times like no other we've lived through. So we created a time capsule template you can fill up (or fill out, that is)—an artifact for future generations.

Considering the constant WFH meetings, check-ins, and brainstorms we're all dealing with, a virtual background can be a smile-maker, a conversation starter, a creativity booster...

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

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

Since the beginning of the year, we’ve been creating a regular series of sketches to support Rhetoriq, a podcast about technology and innovation. Here's how we do it.

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.

Rough sketches capture rough ideas. Suddenly the page is no longer blank and the future begins to take form.