Work with Meeting Artist, Emily Kaye

Before becoming an artist, I worked in the corporate world as a design engineer for companies like Dyson, so I've experienced plenty of meetings where everyone leaves feeling energised and decisive… only to realise that the key moments are scattered across individual notebooks, scribbled on flipcharts or buried in pages of meeting minutes that nobody really wants to read.

Sure, we now have AI tools that can listen in and summarise meetings for us, but these bring their own questions around privacy, data security and environmental impact.

My USP is I’m human.

As a meeting artist, I listen to your meeting and capture the key themes, ideas and outcomes in a colourful visual summary combining words and illustrations. Something your team can actually enjoy looking at, refer back to and share long after the meeting has finished. You can talk to me too and I’ll make sure to capture the most prevalent topics. I’ll use your brand colours and logos too.

Your illustrated meeting images can be used in presentations, printed as posters, shared in newsletters or circulated by email, helping everyone stay connected to the conversation.

If you think about places we see information - museums, dentists, doctors, train stations…. people are much more likely to read information that combines text and image in bite size chunks rather than big blocks of text.

Meeting artists use visual hierarchy to help viewers access information in an accessible way. When we see blocks of text, there is no hierarchy - in fact with text all the same size, it is all fighting for attention equally, and none of it wins. Using visual summaries can help people remember what was discussed and feel more connected to the decisions being made.