turn what people say into something they can see.

Drawing out stories, connections and ideas worth sharing.

Live scribing, illustration and visual storytelling for events, conferences & research.

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We help organisations tell stories visually, turning ideas into memorable images.

From our London studio, we work around the world with businesses, academics, charities and public institutions. For almost a decade, we've been listening and drawing, turning conversations, ideas and information into visual stories that engage audiences and give them something to remember.

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Capture Information

Live scribing, also known as graphic facilitation, ensures that every detail and idea discussed during an event is accurately recorded in real-time, providing a comprehensive record that can be referred to later.

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Enhanced Engagement

Live scribing provides a dynamic and engaging visual element that captivates audiences, making it an effective tool for holding their attention and enhancing their understanding and retention of information.

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Increased Creativity

Live scribing is a creative art form that brings an element of artistic expression to any event, transforming spoken ideas and concepts into visually stunning illustrations that leave a lasting impression on attendees.

Studio Callebout is led by Liam Raphael Callebout, with a wider team of illustrators and animators.

For most projects, Liam is the person holding the pen. But some events are bigger than one person can capture alone. For multi-track conferences and larger events, Liam works alongside a trusted team of fellow scribes, allowing us to capture different sessions and conversations simultaneously while keeping the visual style consistent.

When a project needs to move beyond live drawing, Liam also works with animators to turn illustrations and ideas into animated films, bringing the same visual storytelling approach to motion.

Who are we?

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