Amy Lauren Illustration and Graphic Recording. Image features the graphic recorder going to a booking. Then it features a paper graphic recording summary on a board and easels, and a digital set up using an iPad and table and chair. Available to attend anywhere in Ireland and for global events. Image is copyrighted under Amy Lauren Illustration.
Highlight the conversation with a graphic recording
As well as being an illustrator, I am a graphic recorder (or a scribe, graphic harvester, live illustrator). At workshops, fairs, conferences and meetings, I create summaries, literally as they happen. Visual summaries are more memorable and accessible than communicating through words and presentations alone, especially when engagement with an event is paramount to producing actionable results.
A visual summary is a widely shareable asset, on paper or as digital artwork. It can be shared with attendees and stakeholders after the event, forming as a tangible snapshot that holds their attention and memories, more than scribbled notes ever will. 

Photo by Maxwell Photography  

A live work-in-progress
A live work-in-progress
Amy Lauren Illustration and Graphic Recording, copyrighted all images. Showing the illustrator working at an event for ISQua healthcare conference in Dublin 2026. An analogue or paper summary is being made using line, colour and a pre-prepared layout design.

Photo by Sergio Alominas de Lima

The scenes Amy created across the day captured the conversation and were the focus point of the room, which really enhanced attendees' overall engagement. – Julie O'Donnell, Senior Executive Officer, Higher Education Authority (HEA). From Amy Lauren Illustration's graphic recording page, Dublin, Ireland.
Above, some subject matter shots – tackling wellbeing, sustainability, youth justice, rehabilitation and autism awareness, among many others.
Half day booking – €750
Time spent including travel for 3 to 4.5 hours
Full day booking – €1010
Time spent including travel for 5 to 8 hours

Both booking types entail
A briefing call, practical prep, layout planning, and lots and lots of drawing on the event day
Amy Lauren Illustration from Dublin, Ireland – Image shows office workers looking at a completed graphic recording summary. Features two women, two men, looking at a large sheet and getting ideas from it. Colours are green, black and textured green shades. Also features an office plant.
A graphic recording is shown of a speaker's keynote speech, explaining how CPS is a great method for engaging with children and young people with behavioural issues.
A graphic recording is shown of a panel discussion's key insights in a minimalist fashion.
A graphic recording is shown of two men explaining how they arrived to the rainbow badge inclusion for the NHS and the HSE. A rainbow flag is shown placed into an arrow, suggesting progress of LGBTQ rights. History is dotted throughout the piece, with elements like representation in media, safe spaces, communication, inclusive language, homophobia and funding shown.
Copyright of Amy Lauren Illustration and Graphic Recording – A graphic recording is shown of insights, quotes and images obtained at an NCSE Relate event celebrating the progress made by schools to implement changes for their neurodivergent and disabled students ranging from young students to teenagers. Colours are bright and primary, with black line used for lettering.
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