Visual workers understand the value of simplicity. Stepping into an environment created with cartoon imagery is a door to a world of possibility.

There can be few things more satisfying (in a work sense) than doing a job that makes you happy

f you are a trainer, coach or facilitator I bet you’ll recognise the deep satisfaction of knowing you have changed someone’s view on the world even if it’s only in a small way.

We're all familiar with the mind map right?

Those of you who follow me on social media will know that a little while ago I had the pleasure of being featured in Diva Magazine.

The Women Who Create community is run by the fabulous Amy Phipps who, as well as being thoroughly lovely, is also a crafting queen

Imagine you’re going on a journey, leaving from your front door and heading out to a supermarket, one that you haven't been to before

Last week it was World Book Day, and this year it coincided with a particularly timely email landing in my inbox

I love having a creative business, but is it enough?

Hi, I'm Natasha. Although you haven't heard from me on the blog before, I'm the other half of Graphic Change.

Working visually rocks

You read my last post right? So you already know that working visually is quicker

When you communicate with your customers or clients, you really need people to get what you're saying and, more often than not, get it fast.

Blue Monday, is a thing.

I had some time recently to ponder the marvellous, international, border crossing nature of working visually.

It must be no surprise that I'm a big advocate of working visually.

You have got to love a sketchnote.

There's no better way to help than to get out and experience nature for yourself.