Turn your research into an illustration
Illustrations are wonderful. Research findings can lend themselves to this format, capturing the story of your work in a unique way.
Using characters and narration, we can bring your research to life and instantly make an impact.
An illustration is for you if…
- Your research has a human, relatable aspect to it
- Your findings can be presented in a creative way
- Your research has a unique story to tell
Use it to engage with end users, the general public, or partners on the ground.
Use an illustration to tell the unique story of your research
This is not a format that works for every research project. But when it does, it is truly special. Research findings can lend themselves to this format, capturing the story of your work in a unique way.
Using characters and narration, they can bring your research to life and instantly make an impact.
Illustrations are a fantastic way to tell a story. They take the reader through a journey, generating empathy with the characters embodying your research.
Case Studies:
Organisation: Bristol University
Topic: The effects of austerity in the UK
Audience: Local councils
2-page
Organisation: University of Leeds
Topic: UK newspaper coverage of climate adaptation stories
Audience: Media, the general public
1-page
Organisation: University of Leeds
Topic: Pastoralist populations and education
Audience: NGOs
2-page
Organisation: University of Sheffield
Topic: Data journeys – flows of data in an organisation
Audience: Data officers in organisations
2-page
Organisation: University of Sheffield
Topic: Patient journeys
Audience: Patients, user groups, general public
1-page
Research support for universities, NGOs, government and other organisations since 2016:
