Star Quill Creative
graphic recording
Graphic Recording Services
- Graphic Recordings of conferences, events, meetings and summits
- Live Visual Scribing over Zoom, real time visual process for groups
- Visual Harvests for conferences, educational webinars and community discussions
- Full day and Half day rates, discounts for multi-day events
- Studio Work, visual summaries of recordings and Zoom events
A Graphic Recorder translates dialogue into visual images, by listening to the group and making illustrations that capture both thought and feeling. The graphic facilitator helps people to see the key themes and stories arising within a dialogue. By connecting the dots on larger complex issues, groups can save time and energy when coming to decisions. Paired with a facilitator, this process can be integrated into community engagement events or dialogues. To source energy and insight from the group, by gathering impressions from people, creates more informed decisions and helps the communities that you serve. Images can be used after the event is over in reports and on digital platforms to enhance visual communication and community engagement.
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Jill Banting MAA
Artist, Visual Scribe and Certified Visual Coach®
Jill Banting holds a Masters of Applied Arts degree from Emily Carr University. She has over twenty years combined experience in the Visual Arts, Community Engagement and Arts Based Community Development. She has trained in Art of Hosting techniques, including Circle Way, Open Space and World Café. She is certified in the SHIFT-IT Visual Coaching Process® and assists people to align with their deeper purpose and vision for their lives.
Jill lives on the traditional territories of the Ligwiłda’xw people; the WeWaiKai, WeiWaiKum and Kwiakah First Nations. She practices deep listening and values connected ways of knowing, seeking to understand other people's ideas and points of view. Her practice emphasizes the fundamental value of each person’s experience and relevance of context and place.
Jill lives on the traditional territories of the Ligwiłda’xw people; the WeWaiKai, WeiWaiKum and Kwiakah First Nations. She practices deep listening and values connected ways of knowing, seeking to understand other people's ideas and points of view. Her practice emphasizes the fundamental value of each person’s experience and relevance of context and place.