Drawnalism makes drawing and visual communication to report your events and business messages. Below you will find examples of our work at conferences and public events. You can find a description of our business skills. Our recent clients include major media groups and blue-chip corporates. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your project needs.
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At the heart of the Apple Computer iPad is one rather important thing – the way human beings interact with technology. On the whole, Drawnalism thinks that anything which brings a closer connection between our senses and what we can do with them through technology is worth investigating. (Yes, we watched Minority Report too.) We thought the following video was worth watching as well, mainly as an example of how touch control is going to offer us a rather better interface to technology. Especially, if you make things with your hands.
10/GUI from C. Miller at Vimeo.
If you are interested in a.nother article on the Apple machine, we think @psmith’s round up piece for Journalism.co.uk is as good as we have seen.
Updated: Monday Feb 1st. Drawnalist opinions of the launched object are largely positive. We like larger displays for supply of information and design, but like all new creative devices the iPad is going to need time to develop and show its strengths. We also look forward to a version with a sharp, pointy stick facility for those of us who like them. Yes, we are looking at you Wacom.
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NewsRewired – the event for those interested in making the news – had some breaking stuff all of its own last week.
During his panel session in front of more than 100 delegates, Greg Hadfield, one of the UK’s more conspicuously successful journalists and business people announced a change of job.
He explained his move from the Daily Telegraph to digital firm Cogapp as the result of a refusal to wait any longer for institutional journalism to catch up with the opportunities of digital.
Drawnalism taken at the conference. Drawnalism’s final post on the event will be posted later this week.
Updated 19th Jan 2010: Greg Hadfield has written for the Media Guardian repeating his words from the #newsrw event.
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