The Fuselight Creative

We love data, especially when it validates what we’ve witnessed in countless meetings over the last sixteen years: that graphic recording has a real, measurable impact. Here are the receipts to prove it!

✅ Double the memory recall.
✅ 30% more high-quality ideas.
✅ Significantly higher participant satisfaction.

At Fuselight, we also prioritize interactivity because research proves we retain information far better when we interact with it. By adding layers like Augmented Reality, inviting participants to draw their own ideas, and creating 3D spatial experiences, we create a hands-on experience that is scientifically proven to boost learning by up to 105%.

Ingamo Hall Friendship Centre.

Enacting Community Care and Resilience through the Climate Crisis graphic recording by The Fuselight Creative

Honoured to listen deeply and graphic record the conversation between Janis Brooks, Cara Logan, and Carmen Moore on Matriarchal Leadership. It’s about restoring balance in leadership spaces, stepping into strength, and making space for a culture of care across all our systems and organizations.

They also spoke about MMIWG2S, the harm of online spaces, the ongoing history of genocide, and how these have disrupted & continue to disrupt matriarchal leadership. That this causes harm to everyone.

This is part of an ongoing series of Indigenous Speakers, hosted online by FortisBC for their internal teams to deepen their learning, allyship, and action towards truth & reconciliation.

The Art in Action: Climate Symposium in St. Catharines, Ontario invited the public to sit alongside scientists, Indigenous Knowledge Keepers, artists, political leaders, and community members in a series of powerful sessions that sparked dialogue, shifted perspectives, and opened new pathways for action.

Brittany graphic recorded the dialogue in real time, creating a visual summary of key themes from across multiple breakout spaces. Her iPad and wireless connection to the projection system allowed her to be super mobile!

Keep an eye out for an upcoming “Process Talk” where Brittany will share the behind the scenes of how this graphic came together, how she handled tricky parts, and her process for getting ready.

Here are a few of the most commonly asked questions about graphic recording! ✍️✨ Swipe through to check them out, and head over to our website for even more FAQs.

Truly honoured to be invited into these spaces where community members share their reflections on climate grief, resilience, and connection to land, water, animals, plants.

Canada’s north is seeing the impacts of climate change faster than other areas. Conversations about resilience and knowledge are so important.

These two graphic recordings were illustrated live, and are the first two of nine sessions in the coming months!

We believe animation should be as purposeful as it is beautiful. Swipe to see the three ways we tailor our animation styles to engage different audiences.

Too often, animation is treated as a “one-and-done” video file. But it can be so much more — from animation created live during conferences for a powerful recap, to animations that double as an infographic, to animations that tell stories in AR. Check out the full breakdown on our site!

Meet our cross-Canada, all-women team finding story in the complex! We work in the topics that matter most: health, climate, and Indigenous-led initiatives.