Matthew Magain
Biography
I have worked as a graphic recorder and graphic facilitator since 2010, in a range of industries across the private and public sectors: health, technology, education, community development, and more. My style is very cartoon-inspired, and I pride myself on forging long-term relationships with my clients. I distinguish myself based on: * business knowledge: With over 20 years of experience working with organisations large and small, including working for several years as a User Experience designer, I can navigate the...
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www.sketchgroup.com.auYears of experience
More than 10 yearsServices provided
- Analogue
- Digital
- Facilitation
- Traditional
- Illustrations
- Videos
- Training
Portfolio
Matt's sketchnote taking was a highlight of the event. He was able to draw out key points in a way that engaged and enlightened, and contributed to bringing the different communities at the event together.
- Joanne Evans, Monash University
Having Matt capturing the stage moments was a unique experience for our guests, and people loved seeing him work his magic on the paper.
- Renate Leknes, Culture Amp
Having Matt illustrating at the workshops brought a really engaging and interactive tool that really made the workshop attendees feel heard, understood, and also special (I think they liked that he drove "all the way from Melbourne" to be at the workshops and also that he was a professional illustrator who was drawing what they said - those things put together is what made them feel special). I think that the participants really enjoyed watching their words 'come to life' in front of them too. At times I also think that some of the group members (who were teenagers) would get bored with what I was talking about, and at those times they would often watch Matt while he was drawing, which really helped me a lot! Having the illustrations on the wall also really helped the group remember things they had previously said and topics that they had previously talked about, which was very helpful for me as I could use the illustrations to prompt further conversation.
